Analysis of Indigenous Chicken Value Chain in Uganda



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ISSN: 
2415-2838
Licensing of resource: 
Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY)
Type: 
journal article
Journal: 
African Journal of Rural Development
Number: 
3
Pages: 
895-912
Volume: 
3
Author(s): 
Lumbandi C.
Lwasa S.
Kugonza D.
Brian B.M.
Nadiope G.
Okot M.W.
Description: 

Knowledge on indigenous chicken production exists but its potential is not yet fully exploited. Although the actors could be known, it is not clear where value is lost or gained, neither is it clear which of the actor gains or losses most, nor the challenges they face. Moreover, if some of the actors are exploited and therefore, realize glaring losses, the entire value chain will be affected and this will affect not only the actors who earn a direct living from the chain, but the entire nation for loss of gainful employment and revenue. It is therefore critical that the efforts are dedicated to unearthing the many unknowns regarding the indigenous chicken value chain. A baseline study was conducted in 25 villages in two agro-ecological zones.  Survey data was collected on the indigenous chicken production practices used in both zones following the procedure of Bjorndal (2010) for value chain analysis

Publication year: 
2019
Keywords: 
Actors
Indigenous chickens
production
value chain