Description: Mongolia : Livestock Sector Study

Mongolia : Livestock Sector Study

The purpose of this synthesis report is to try and draw together recent work on the sector to understand in greater detail what is driving the sector, and how these drivers and trends may play out in the future and what options are available in res...

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Main Author:	World Bank
Language:	English en_US
Published:	Washington, DC 2013
Subjects:	ABATTOIRS ABSENTEE OWNERS ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACTION PLAN AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES AGRICULTURE ALFALFA HAY ALTERNATIVE LIVELIHOODS ALTERNATIVE SOURCES OF INCOME ANIMAL ANIMAL BREEDING ANIMAL FEED ANIMAL FEED INDUSTRY ANIMAL HEALTH ANIMAL HEALTH INPUTS ANIMAL HUSBANDRY ANIMAL MANAGEMENT ANIMAL MARKETING ANIMAL PRODUCTION ANIMAL PRODUCTION SYSTEM ANIMAL PRODUCTION SYSTEMS ANIMAL PRODUCTIVITY ANIMAL PRODUCTS ANIMAL SLAUGHTERING ANIMALS ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION BEAR BEEF BEEF CATTLE BREED BREED IMPROVEMENT BREEDING STOCK CAMELS CARCASS WEIGHT CASH INCOME CATTLE NUMBERS CHICKENS CHINESE MARKET CLIMATE CHANGE CLIMATIC EVENTS COMMERCIALIZATION CONSUMER DEMAND CONSUMPTION OF MILK CROP-LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION CULTURAL PRACTICES DAILY BASIS DAILY WEIGHT GAIN DAIRIES DAIRY DAIRY CATTLE DAIRY PRODUCTS DEMAND FOR LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS DIET DIGESTIVE TRACTS DISEASE CONTROL DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION DOMESTIC DEMAND DRINKING WATER ECOSYSTEMS EGGS EQUIPMENT EXPORT INDUSTRY EXPOSURE EXTENSION SERVICES EXTENSIVE LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION FARM FARMERS FARMS FEED FEED INDUSTRY FEED PRODUCTION FEEDING FEEDLOTS FEEDS FENCING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FODDER FODDER CROPS FODDER PRODUCTION FOOD PRODUCTION FOOD SAFETY FOOD SAFETY STANDARDS FOOD SECURITY FOOD SUPPLY FORAGE GOAT GOATS GRASSLANDS GRAZING GRAZING ANIMALS GRAZING LIVESTOCK GRAZING MANAGEMENT GROWN FEEDS HERBIVORES HERD COMPOSITION HERD SIZE HERDERS HERDING HERDS HORSE HORSE MEAT HORSES IMPROVED BREEDS INCOME FROM LIVESTOCK INCOMES INFECTIOUS DISEASES INTEGRATION INTENSIVE BEEF PRODUCTION INTENSIVE LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION ISSUES LAMB LIVE ANIMALS LIVELIHOODS LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK BREEDS LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT LIVESTOCK DISEASE LIVESTOCK DISEASES LIVESTOCK FEED LIVESTOCK HEALTH LIVESTOCK HERDERS LIVESTOCK HUSBANDRY LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY LIVESTOCK INSURANCE LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT LIVESTOCK MARKETING LIVESTOCK NUMBERS LIVESTOCK OUTPUT LIVESTOCK PRODUCER LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK PRODUCT LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION SYSTEM LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION SYSTEMS LIVESTOCK PRODUCTIVITY LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS LIVESTOCK SECTOR LIVESTOCK SECTORS LIVESTOCK SPECIES MEAT MEAT MARKETS MEAT PRODUCTION MEAT PRODUCTS MIGRATION MILK MILK PRODUCTION MILK PRODUCTS MUTTON NATIONAL HERD NATIONAL LIVESTOCK NATURAL PASTURE NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT NATURAL RESOURCES NOMADIC HERDERS NOMADIC PASTORALISM NUMBERS OF LIVESTOCK OFFAL PARASITIC DISEASES PASTORAL NOMADS PASTORALISTS PASTURE MANAGEMENT PASTURES PREDATION PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE VETERINARIANS PROCESSED FEEDS PUBLIC SERVICES RABBITS RANGELAND REPRODUCTIVE RATES RESERVES RESTAURANTS RURAL LIVESTOCK SAFE FOOD SAFETY NET SAFETY NETS SHEEP SILAGE SLAUGHTER FACILITIES SMALL HERDS SMALL RUMINANTS SOILS SUPPLEMENTARY FEED SUPPLY CHAIN SURVIVAL RATE SWINE TOURISM TRADITIONAL GRAZING URBAN CENTERS VETERINARIANS VETERINARY VETERINARY PRACTICE VETERINARY SERVICES VETS WATER RESOURCES WOOL YOUNG ANIMALS
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/09/16332739/mongolia-livestock-sector-study-volume-synthesis-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/13056

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Summary:	The purpose of this synthesis report is to try and draw together recent work on the sector to understand in greater detail what is driving the sector, and how these drivers and trends may play out in the future and what options are available in response. This is not a strategy for the sector, but rather an attempt to provide some clarity to the development of the sector as a basis for stimulating discussion to inform strategy and specifically, to inform government policy and expenditure in the sector. The report draws upon five working papers (WPs) that were commissioned by the Ministry of Food and Agriculture in 2006 and 2007 . These papers tried to fill gaps in current knowledge of drivers in the sector rather than provide a comprehensive study of the sector, and their findings have been supplemented by other work in the sector.

Mongolia : Livestock Sector Study

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