Gap Analysis on the Implementation of Commodity-Based Trade of Beef in Ngamiland, Botswana
Gap Analysis on the Implementation of Commodity-Based Trade of Beef in Ngamiland, Botswana Final Report - September 2019 AHEAD (Animal & Human Health for the Environment And Development) Programme Cornell University Citation Atkinson, S. J., Bing, M., McNutt, J. W., Marshall, C., Masedi, M., Osofsky, S. A., Penrith, M-L., Ramsden, N., Ross, K. S., Thomson, G. R., van Rooyen, J., & Worobo, R. W. (2019). Gap Analysis on the Implementation of Commodity-Based Trade of Beef in Ngamiland, Botswana. Report prepared in consultation with the Government of Botswana’s Department of Veterinary Services. AHEAD programme, Cornell University. 120 pp. Editors Shirley J. Atkinson AHEAD Programme, Cornell University Mary-Louise Penrith TAD Scientific Nidhi Ramsden Seanama Conservation Consultancy Project team contributors Shirley J. Atkinson AHEAD Programme, Cornell University Mark Bing Vetswana Botswana J. W. “Tico” McNutt Botswana Predator Conservation Trust Clive Marshall Marshall Cattle Services Mokadi Masedi Habu Elephant Development Trust/North West Integrated Farmers Association Steven A. Osofsky AHEAD Programme, Cornell University Mary-Louise Penrith TAD Scientific Nidhi Ramsden Seanama Conservation Consultancy Karen S. Ross Independent consultant Gavin R. Thomson TAD Scientific Jacques van Rooyen Herding for Health Programme, Conservation International/Peace Parks Foundation Randy W. Worobo College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University The contents of this report are the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the donor organisations who supported this work, the contributors’ home institutions, or the perspectives of our governmental and/or regional partners. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Overview Ngamiland District in north-western Botswana is home to an estimated 152,200 people and 317,000 privately owned cattle.
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