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ETHIOPIA: AGRICULTURE SECTOR PARTNERS PRESENCE Livestock ETHIOPIA: AGRICULTURE SECTOR PARTNERS PRESENCE (August 2018) Livestock Partners Operational Presence ERITREA Koneba Tigray Tselemt Ab Ala Abergele Bidu Sahla SUDAN Ziquala Yalo Gaz Gibla Gulina Kobo Awra Afar Amhara DJIBOUTI Chifra Dewe Dalfagi Beneshangul Gewane Hadelela Gumu Bure Mudaytu Simurobi Gele'alo Argoba Special Amibara Dire Chinaksen SOMALIA Dulecha Dawa Gursum Mieso Awash Hareri SOUTH SUDAN Addis Fentale Bedeno Fedis Ababa Boset Daro Aware Lebu Meyu Sire Dodota Hawi Gudina Adami Danot Gambela Tulu Jido Lege Kombolcha Hida Shashogo Daniboya Seweyna Kediada Shashemene Boloso Gambela Zuria Bombe Somali Boricha Kebridehar Warder Rayitu Oromia Dawe Kachen Debeweyin SNNPR Gode Shilabo Serer/Elkere Legend Adadle Amaro Male Kelafo Bena Melka Hargele International Boundary Tsemay Dugda Soda Gnangatom Dawa Regional Boundary Liben Hamer Arero Dasenech (Kuraz) No.of Partner by Woreda Dolobay Dolo Odo 1-2 Dire Dehas KENYA Dillo 3-4 Moyale Miyo Creation date: 20 August 2018 Feedback: Espico Iga (Denis), Information Management Officer: [email protected] / Farshad Tami, Sector Coordinator: [email protected] / https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/en/operations/ethiopia/agriculture-livestock Sources: 1. Revised as of August 2018. | 2. Response target figures are as of 31 July 2018 and are compiled on the basis of information submitted by Agriculture Sector partners on monthly basis. 3. Funding data is collected from partners. Organiza�on Donor Woreda VSF-G EU Ab ala AAH ECHO Abergele AAH EU Abergele AAH ECHO Adadle SCI EHF Adadle SCI EHF Adadle WVI WV US Amaro CARE USAID Amibara CARE EU Arero CARE EU Arero CARE USAID Argoba special VSF-G Aura CARE USAID Awash Fentale VSF-G EU Awra 23 Partners FAO EHF Badiila-ad CST CAFOD Food 16 Appeal Bena Tsemay CST CAFOD Food 16 Appeal Bena Tsemay Plan DEC Bena Tsemay Plan DEC Bena Tsemay Plan DEC Bena Tsemay VSF-G ECHO Bena Tsemay VSF-G ECHO Bena Tsemay VSF-G EU Bidu 20 Donors CARE USAID Bure Mudaytu VSF-G EU Chifra VSF G EU Dalfagi VSF-G EU Dalfagi VSF-G EU Dalifagi FAO EHF Danot NCA NMFA Danot 76 Woredas ICRC Daro Lebu SCI CANADA Daror CST Trocaire Food 16 Dasenech (Kuraz) Vita/RTI EHF Dasenech (Kuraz) VSF-G EHF Dasenech (Kuraz) VSF-G EHF Dasenech (Kuraz) VSF-G EHF Dasenech (Kuraz) VSF-G EHF Dasenech (Kuraz) PCI USAID Dawe Kachen PCI USAID Dawe Serer FAO EHF Debeweyin OXFAM GB Debeweyin Plan NMFA Dehana AAH ECHO Dehas AAH EU Dehas CACH Dehas CACH Dehas CACH Dehas CACH Dehas FAO CANADA Dehas VSF-G EU Dewe CARE EU Dillo CARE EU Dillo FAO CANADA Dillo CARE EU Dilo CARE EU Dilo CST CAFOD Food 16 Appeal Dire CST CAFOD Food 16 Appeal Dire CST DFID Dire CST DFID Dire OXFAM GB German Federal Foreign Office (GFFO) Doba Wein AID Dolo Odo REST Dolo Odo IRE EHF Dolobay Plan GAC/DFATD Dugda Dawa CARE USAID Dulecha AAH ECHO Elale CARE USAID Gewane Vita/RTI EHF Gnangatom VSF-G EHF Gnangatom VSF-G EHF Gnangatom VSF-G EHF Gnangatom AAH ECHO Gode FAO EHF Gode VSF-G EU Gulina Plan Netherlands Gumi Eldalo Plan Netherlands Gumi Eldalo Plan Netherlands Gumi Eldalo SOSCVE DERF Gursum SOSCVE DERF Gursum SOSCVE DERF Gursum SOSCVE SOSCVI Gursum VSF-G EU Hadelela VSF-G ECHO Hamer VSF-G ECHO Hamer VSF-G EHF Hamer VSF-G EHF Hamer VSF-G UN-OCHA Hamer IRE EHF Hargele ICRC (blank) Hawi Gudina FAO EHF Higale FAO EHF Jidacle OXFAM GB German Federal Foreign Office (GFFO) Kebridahar SCI EHF Kelafo SCI EHF Kelafo VSF-G EU Koneba FAO EHF Kunka PCI USAID Lege Hida Plan Netherlands Liben Plan Netherlands Liben Plan Netherlands Liben Plan DEC Male Plan DEC Male Plan DEC Male VSF-G ECHO Male VSF-G ECHO Male AAH ECHO Marsin Plan GAC/DFATD Melka Soda ICRC Meyu AAH ECHO Miyo AAH EU Miyo CACH Swiss Solidarity Miyo CACH Swiss Solidarity Miyo CACH Swiss Solidarity Miyo CACH Swiss Solidarity Miyo CST DFID Miyo CST DFID Miyo FAO CANADA Miyo CACH Swiss Solidarity Moyale CACH Swiss Solidarity Moyale CARE EU Moyale CARE EU Moyale CST DFID Moyale CST DFID Moyale CST DFID Moyale CACH Swiss Solidarity Moyale CACH Swiss Solidarity Moyale (oromia) CACH Swiss Solidarity Moyale (oromia) FAO EHF Qorile LWF CLWR Rayitu LWF EHF Rayitu PCI USAID Rayitu DCA DERF Sahla Plan NMFA Sahla AAH ECHO Sekota IRE EHF Serer/Elkere LWF CLWR Seweyna PCI USAID Seweyna OXFAM GB German Federal Foreign Office (GFFO) Shilabo VSF-G EU Simurobi Gelealo VSF-G EU Simurobi Gele'alo VSF-G EU Simurobi Gele'alo Plan NMFA Tselemt Plan NMFA Tselemt Plan NMFA Tselemt FAO CANADA Wachile VSF-S EHF Warder VSF-S EHF Warder VSF-S SDC Warder VSF-S SDC Warder VSF-S SDC Warder VSF-G EU Yalo AAH ECHO Ziquala.
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