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LPPS has launched a project to promote camels as a source of income in Rajasthan's deserts.
The project will: - Educate and raise awareness of traditional camel breeding communities about new marketing options
- Support camel breeders in innovating their production systems
- Establish linkages with research institutes
- Liaise with and lobby government agencies for an appropriate policy framework
- Catalyze private sector involvement and investment in manufacturing and marketing camel products
- Strengthen camel breeders' organisation to retain ownership of production processes
- Facilitate establishment of a common platform for all stakeholders in the camels.
LPPS has opened an office in Jaisalmer to manage this project. Contact: Hanwant Singh Rathore Reviving Rajasthan's Camel Husbandry Project LPPS, Plot #760, Anchalwansi Colony, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India Tel. 02992-250652, mobile 09414818564 camelherds@yahoo.co.in, www.lpps.org
Reviving Rajasthan's Camel Husbandry is a project of Lokhit Pashu-Palak Sansthan, conducted in cooperation with the League for Pastoral Peoples and Endogenous Livestock Development in the context of the LIFE Network and supported by the Ford Foundation. More information: 213 kb, 131 kb
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Item posted by Paul Mundy on 8/18/2006
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