Ethiopia

NATIONAL LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATIONS IN ETHIOPIA.

#	Name of Association	Location of association (apprx)	Geolocation	Established	Membership base	Objectives of association	Major partners	Current status	Key activities	Market base	Type & number of Livestock	Annual Turnover	Contacts
1,00	Ethiopian Meat Producer-Exporters Association (EMPEA)	Head Office TK Building 4th Floor R.No 403, around China-Africa Square, Africa Avenue, Addis Ababa	8.988335, 38.791491	2.003,00	EMPEA has 15 members that are engaged in meat processing and export.	• To represent the interests of the sector in the international market and at government level, To ensure meat products meet international standards.	Ministry of industry, ministry of livestock and fishery, ministry of trade, Ministry of foreign affairs, Ethiopian chamber of commerce and sectoral association, USAID	Active	• Provide linkages from producers to the export market. • Identification of possible strategic partners and supporters, • Lobbying and advocacy.	UAE , Jeddah and Riyadh,Egypt, Kuwait, Qatar and Congo, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Angola, Comoros,Vietnam, Hong Kong	Meat export-19038 tons, Live animal export-535,620	48,953.70 USD	251912249130, Mr.Abebaw Mekonen, www.empea.com.et, [email protected]/[email protected]
2,00	Ethiopian Poultry Producers and Processors Association (EPPPA)	Glory Building 4th Floor Room No. 403 at Kazanchis Near to Urael Church Addis Ababa, Ethiopia	9.0128049, 38.773708	2.011,00	55 Entrepreneurs (poultry production and processing)	• To enhance policy environment for efficient service delivery, • To engage with other actors within the value chain, • To build farmers capacity in production.	Agriterra, ENTAG, HAPP, Ministry of livestock and fishery, Chamber of commerce, Ethiopian dairy and meat technology development industry	Active	• Represent and protect member’s interests, Enhance public private partnership, • Awareness creation and sensitization.	locally(Hotels, Supermarkets, Higher learning institutions )	Improved and commercial poultry which is about 10 millions	Above 50 million USD	251911491049, Mr.Fanta Terere, www.ethiopoultryassociation.org, [email protected], [email protected] [email protected]
3,00	Ethiopian honey & beeswax producers & exporters association (EHBPEA)	Mickey leyland street(checheneya), Y&B building 3rd floor office No.305.	9.011356, 38.781270	2.006,00	Voluntary membership base for interested parties in the apisector	• To strengthen the apisector by working with various stakeholders.• To assist the private sector for more effective & efficient business operations.	SNV Ethiopia, Ministry of livestock & fisheries, Ministry of trade, Ministry of Industry, Ethiopian meat & dairy development institute (EMDDI)	Active	• Organize & present the sectors problems to the concerned government body. • Identify the problems faced by the private sector investors & work to find solutions	Locally, export (EU, UAE, Korea, Japan& USA)		Average annual export 300 tonnes	251 911606492, Mr.Elias Zewdie, [email protected]
4,00	Ethiopian Animal Feed industry association(EAFIA)	Glory building 3rd floor, Office No. 308, Kazanchis	9.0128049, 38.773708	2.008,00	10 unions, 36 feed processors and ingredient suppliers	• To enhance cooperation between the members and the public sector. • To provide technical assistance and training to its members, enhance availability of credit facility.	USDA, ACDI/VOCA, FEED II	Active	• Lobbying and advocacy.• Provide market connection for its members. • Improvement in forage production.	Locally	poultry and dairy partners	300,000 Birr p.a	251 911346749, Mr. Telaye, www.EAFIA.com, [email protected]
5,00	Ethiopian Livestock Traders association	Bole road, TK Building, 4th floor, room No. 403	8.988335, 38.791491	2.004,00	> 120 members, 25% domestic livestock, 75% feedlot operations	• To promote domestic and export livestock trade. • To improve public awareness and visibility of Ethiopian livestock trade. • To develop capacity of livestock trading.	USAID-LMD, NEALCO, Mercy Corps, Ministry of trade, Ministry of foreign affairs, Ministry of customs authorities, Ministry of transport	Active	• Provide linkages from producers to the export market, • Condition animals in feedlot areas for export market. • lobbying and advocacy for livestock traders	Domestic market, export market	shoats- 279639, cattle- 129, 032, camel-43,299	148 million USD	251 912719161, Meseret Adugnaw, www.elta.com.et, [email protected]
6,00	Ethiopian Meat Producer-Exporters association	Bole road, TK Building, 4th floor, room No. 403	8.988335, 38.791491	2.003,00	11 (meat processing and export), 5 meat export abattoirs (under development)	• To ensure Ethiopian meat products meet international standards, • To promote Ethiopian meat products in the international market.	11 Export abbatoirs and slaughter houses	Active	• Provide linkages to its members to the export market. • Ensure food safety and quality assurance,	Export: Dubai and Saudi Arabia		NA	251 912249130/251 116628292, Mr.Abebaw Mekonen, www.empea.com.et, [email protected]/[email protected]
7,00	Ethiopian Milk Processors Industry Assosiation	mechare meda, medroc technology group premises, addis ababa	8.997256, 38.734362	1.914,00	milk processors as members and input providers as associate members	• To facilitate and serve as bridge between the producer members and market. • To build the capacities of the members.•	raw milk suppliers distributors government agencies financial institutions research ad higher learning institutions	Active	• Lobbying and advocacy . • Capacity building. • Market linkage and promotion. • Research. • Resource mobilization	Domestic	african zebus and crosses	NA	2519011228775, Mr Belechew Elemtu, [email protected]
8,00	Ethiopian Leather Industries Association	Ethiopia Lion Building 6th Floor (in front of Maskel Square), Addis ababa	9.011777, 38.759632	1.928,00	1500 reg. private traders,26 Tanneries,16 leather producer manufacturers,18 shoe manufacturers,	• Promote and foster the interests of the leather industry. • Promote cooperation among its members and establish good working relations with other stakeholders in the value chain.	31 Tanneries, 16 leather manufacturers, 18 shoe manufacturers, (LIDI),UNDP, UNIDO, USAID, Italian Cooperation, ECBP, ECF-World Bank, COMESA-LLPI	Active	• Advocacy with regard to the industry’s views in administrative matters. • Coordinate capacity building activities through training programs, panel discussions,	China, Italy, within Africa, UK, Western Europe, Middle east and far east, South east asia	127,700 pieces of skins and 7200 pieces of hides per day for each tannery		251911657287/+251 115 15 61 44, Berhanu Abate/Mr. Abdissa Adugna, http://www.elia.org.et/, [email protected]/[email protected], [email protected]