Participatory situation analysis with livestock keepers: a guide

Publication year: 
2001

This guide is intended to assist people involved in aspects of livestock research and development. It presents outputs from a goat research project that is working with agro-pastoralists in parts of semi-arid India, particularly in Rajasthan. The project's main focus is on understanding and addressing seasonal feed security for goats, through a participatory approach. The general approach for analysing situations was semi-structured interviews, combined with various visual techniques. The main thematic areas looked at are as follows: social group, livelihood systems and livestock; advantages and benefits of different types of livestock; livestock production systems; feeding systems and resources; and animal health. For each of these areas the participatory exercises are set out and the results presented.

Source publication information
Source: 
Also available in Hindi from BAIF Development Research Foundation, India, mdmtc@pn2.vsnl.net.in
Pages: 
38 p.
Publisher
NRI
Natural Resources Institute, University of Greenwich, Central Ave, Chatham Maritime, Chatham, Kent ME4 4TB, UK
London
http://www.nri.org
Publisher reference: 
NRI

How to find this resource

Shelfmark in IDS Resource Centre
D : Agriculture and NRM : Pastoralism and livestock 4408
Contact:
m.a.conroy@gre.ac.uk
Post date: 01/01/2000 - 00:00