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SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYSIS – TRACKING POULTRY FROM FARM TO FORK 24 Risk mapping exercises were a large part of AI.COMM’s research toward the end of the project, and attempted to track the actors involved in the formal poultry market, as well as the informal market that moves within the country and to or across regional borders. The goal of supply chain analysis is to ascertain where an infection might be introduced into the supply chain and thus pinpoint opportunities for interventions. After initial supply chain studies in Bangladesh, West Bengal, India, and Nepal were deemed helpful, a supply chain analysis was also undertaken in the North West Frontier Province of Pakistan to follow actors in the poultry supply chain from “farm to fork.” B FINAL REPORT Semi-structured interviews were conducted with farmers of scavenging chickens and commercial farmers, and with informants along the commercial and backyard market chains, including poultry feed producers, wholesalers, retailers, and transporters. This work provided insights on health and hygiene issues related to current poultry-rearing practices, and channels through which poultry diseases, especially AI, could threaten bird and human populations. It also identifi ed the stage(s) at which precautionary intervention(s) would be most effective.
AI.COMM researchers also examined marketing channels and participants; costs, margins and profi ts; and the process of price formation. Divisional markets in Chittagong and Dhaka were visited to survey market operators on supplier intermediaries, and follow-up surveys were done with poultry farmers/households and feed producers on costs, margins and profi ts. Focus groups and open interviews were conducted with backyard and commercial farmers on income-related issues, and with government representatives. The fi ndings led to identifi cation of audiences most at risk and most likely to transmit AI in animals and humans, and to designing a micro-targeted communication campaign to introduce best practices to prevent outbreaks among poultry vendors, transporters, and middlemen. 25
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