consideration of higher erosion rates). BASELINE 2: No community DRM/DRR adaptation TARGET 3. 70 3. Ministry of preparedness plans. households (HHs) Agriculture and 3. Number of rural inhabitants active in poultry Ministry of (disaggregated by gender and breeding in Assamo Environment annual type of activity) who actively 3. Due to the fact that the and 50 HHs in surveys participate in bee-keeping, mountainous regions of Assamo Adailou. 14 people in (disaggregated by poultry raising and Adailou are remote and isolated Adailou and 6 in gender and type of from selling points, they have Assamo active in activity). limited means to diversify their beekeeping and which livelihoods. In Adailou, the rural have been provided population has no other option than appropriate materials. to farm with traditional, ineffective methods (due to lack of knowledge on appropriate farming practices) or to continue grazing livestock in spite of recurring drought. In Assamo, the region has one fruit that is grown locally (goyave) and this is increasingly susceptible to climate shocks. Stakeholder consultations indicate community members want to diversify their livelihoods with poultry breeding and beekeeping. BASELINE 3: No community members are active in poultry 4. Sales records of breeding and bee-keeping. TARGET 4. the market stalls in Rehabilitation of the Ali Sabieh and 4. Number of local market Ali-Sabieh market Tadjourah. stalls rehabilitated / created to stall and creation of 4. In Assamo and Adailou, there is a facilitate access of Adailou and the Tadjourah market need to rehabilitate/create market Assamo stall. stalls to help incentivize crop and farmers/cultivators/pastoralists milk product diversification. As to larger regional markets. indicated during stakeholder consultations, selling points are
3. Number of rural inhabitants (disaggregated by gender and type of activity) who actively participate in bee-keeping, poultry raising 4. Number of local market stalls rehabilitated / created to facilitate access of Adailou and Assamo farmers/cultivators/pastoralists to larger regional markets. consideration of higher erosion rates). BASELINE 2: No community DRM/DRR adaptation preparedness plans. 3. Due to the fact that the mountainous regions of Assamo and Adailou are remote and isolated from selling points, they have limited means to diversify their livelihoods. In Adailou, the rural population has no other option than to farm with traditional, ineffective methods (due to lack of knowledge on appropriate farming practices) or to continue grazing livestock in spite of recurring drought. In Assamo, the region has one fruit that is grown locally (goyave) and this is increasingly susceptible to climate shocks. Stakeholder consultations indicate community members want to diversify their livelihoods with poultry breeding and beekeeping. BASELINE 3: No community members are active in poultry breeding and bee-keeping. 4. In Assamo and Adailou, there is a need to rehabilitate/create market stalls to help incentivize crop and milk product diversification. As indicated during stakeholder consultations, selling points are TARGET 3. 70 households (HHs) active in poultry breeding in Assamo and 50 HHs in Adailou. 14 people in Adailou and 6 in Assamo active in beekeeping and which have been provided appropriate materials. TARGET 4. Rehabilitation of the Ali-Sabieh market stall and creation of the Tadjourah market stall. 3. Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Environment annual surveys (disaggregated by gender and type of activity). 4. Sales records of the market stalls in Ali Sabieh and Tadjourah.
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