Table A1.2 Number of households (1989 census) for survey sub-locations

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Table A1.2 Number of households (1989 census) for survey sub-locations Cluster District Sub-location Total Total Sample Population Households Calculated Sampled 3 Bungoma Kimilili Township 5,949 1,402 105 59 Kimilili 14,557 2,590 19 19 Kamukuywa 16,944 2,938 19 19 South Nalondo 17,029 2,,479 12 15 Kibingei 18,121 3,098 19 19 Kakamega Surungai 3,221 551 5 15 Samitsi 8,271 1,301 11 15 Kisii Bomariba 12,135 2,306 25 27 Nandi Ndubeneti 1,927 361 8 15 Lelwak 2,070 374 8 15 Songoliet 2,386 420 8 15 Kapchorwa 7,770 1,237 8 15 Chepkongony 8,286 1,922 18 18 Rachuonyo Kawere Kamagak 5,780 1,155 13 15 Kachieng 6,179 1,292 17 16 4 Kakamega Shisejeri 5,560 961 50 57 Shitoli 6,783 1,321 39 41 Musoli 7,478 1,429 28 28 Shibuname 7,550 1,588 52 52 Shivagala 10534 2,119 49 49 Nyamira Mwabundusi 7,020 1,291 41 41 Boikeira 15,869 2,794 27 26 Vihiga Gimamoi 4,767 852 43 31 Kapsotik 5,740 1,002 42 42 Gavudunyi 7,909 1,437 44 45 Magui 3,469 618 52 50 Mahanga 5,815 1,072 47 47 Mbihi 6,591 1,244 84 60 5 Kakamega Shikulu 7,958 1,519 24 23 Kisii Bogitaa 5,572 1,151 19 20 Bomokora 7,436 1,464 23 23 Bomorenda 14,001 2,646 44 44 Nyamira Magwagwa 8,878 1,521 21 26 Rachuonyo Kakangutu West 2,882 637 12 16 North Kachien 3,513 574 11 17 Kajiel 2,670 547 11 18 Kamser Seka 4,870 885 17 17 Kanyapir 4,376 856 19 19 5 Rachuonyo Komulo Njira 3,325 693 42 42 6 Bungoma West Nalondo 13,728 2,155 16 15 67

Cluster District Sub-location Total Total Sample Population Households Calculated Sampled North Nalondo 14,353 2,182 13 15 Kisii Kiamokama 4,914 938 43 42 Mogweko 5,455 891 29 34 Boguche 5,772 959 25 16 Ichuni 6,580 1,253 39 40 Metembe 10,237 1,807 23 23 Nandi Kaptildil 2,439 403 6 15 Arwos 3,020 520 12 15 Cheboite 5,777 899 11 15 Nyamira Girango 8,474 1,504 30 29 Bomwagamo 11,587 2,097 24 24 Bocharia 14,579 2,789 45 45 Bonyaruande 14,826 2,503 27 27 Mwagechure 16,196 2,766 30 30 Vihiga Gimarakwa 4,777 851 31 43 Chagenda 3,990 788 16 16 Totals 72,249 1,556 1,575 Percentages 2.15 2.18 68

Annex 2 Feedback from research teams Farmers feedbacks were carried out in two sites per district from Monday 23 rd October to Thursday 2 nd November 2000. Staff feedback review meeting held at the Naselica hotel in Kisumu 23 rd to 24 th may 2001. The way forward: The participants agreed that future reviews of survey findings should be shared with a larger group of sector stakeholders, so as to have a more conclusive discussion on the way forward. Notable exclusions in the meeting were the veterinary section (private and public), and other developmental organizations in the region (NGO s, Lake Basin Development Authority, etc). After extensive discussions the following were identified as constraints and the expected players to address them through suggested opportunities. CONSTRAINT OPPORTUNITY PLAYERS 1. Poor adoption of available technologies. Failure by extension agents to understand farmers objectives and choice of enterprise. Policy constraints contributing to poor adoption 2. Inadequate technology transfer mechanisms. Poor contacts between extension and farmers. Inadequate livestock management ability among farmers. Poor entrepreneurship skills Understanding why technologies are not adopted; understanding the farmers choice of enterprise and management practices NALEP approach, group extension, decentralisation of GoK operational funds at district level, payment for education by end-user SDP through studies and surveys, NALEP, Private NGO s Farmers, extension and services providers private and public 3. Lack of credit facilities. Revolving funds in kind (heiferin-trust); strengthening farmer groups; participatory monitoring and evaluation by the groups and participating institutions. NGO s, CBOs development projects, banks 4. Poor marketing systems, Collapsed infrastructure, collapsed co-operatives 5. High start-up capital for dairy systems Collective action, strengthening farmer groups, development of milk marketing information Consideration of alternatives to dairy cows dairy goats, etc. SDP, extension agents, KDB, processors, NGOs, CBOs input suppliers, KEBS HPI, Kenya dairy goats association, KARI, Farm Africa In his closing remarks, Mr. Wycliffe Omutsani, PLPO Western Province lauded the efforts and requested that data collected and information derived from the survey be shared with extension staff and other 69

collaborators. He also called for attention to cultural issues that may impeding adoption of technology and development of the dairy industry in general (e.g. the practise of witchcraft) deserve some attention in future studies. Other areas that should merit more studies include milk marketing structure and organisation and constraints. 70

Annex 3 List of supervisors and enumerators ILRI William Thorpe Steven Staal Julius Nyangaga Michael Waithaka Patrick Wanjohi Liston Njoroge Field Manager Agricultural Economist Research Assistant Research Officer Research Assistant Research Assistant KARI Apollo Orodho Felista Makini Kinyua Muriuki Meschack Ojowi Patrick Mudavadi Centre Director, Kakamega Centre Director, Kisii Technical Officer Research Officer Research Officer MOARD Hezekiah Muriuki Angela Wokabi George Gichungu Wycliffe Omutsani Jacktone Okumbe Titus Mutisya Phillip Lang'at Henry Anjira Timothy Wesonga Simon Wesechere Dickson Mottanya Alice Manoti Willam Nyambaga Project Manager Senior Livestock Production Officer Senior Livestock Production Officer PLPO, Western PLPO, Nyanza Bungoma Nandi Kakamega Kakamega Vihiga Nyamira Kisii Rachuonyo Enumerators Name sub-location District Maurice Watela North Nalondo Bungoma Joseph Lubumbu South Nalondo Bungoma Charles Aluda Kibingei Bungoma Simiyu Khaemba Kamukuywa/Kimilili Bungoma Gabriel Wakhanu Cheboite Nandi Ann Yegon Kaptidil/Kapchorwa Nandi John Bor Arwos/Ndubenei Nandi Ignatius Rotich Songoliet/Lelwak Nandi Lumiti Gaitano Shivagala/Shikulu Kakamega Joseph Odhiambo Surungai/Samitsi Kakamega 71

Adonijah Adipo Musoli/Shisejeri Kakamega William Ligono Shitoli/Shibuname Kakamega Arthur Chunguli Gimamoi/Gimarakwa Vihiga Peter Noyi Kapsotik/Gavundunyi Vihiga Alex Adala Chagenda/Mahanga Vihiga Ezakiel Ngaira Magui/Mbihi Vihiga Martin Oyugi Magui/Mbihi Vihiga Wycliffe Wafula Samitsi/Shibuname/Shitoli Kakamega Samuel Onguso Bonyarorande Nyamira Charles Kubwa Magwagwa/Bonyengwe Nyamira Jackson Monte Bomwagamo Nyamira Jones Mumbo Bocharia and Girango Nyamira Patrick Mariita Mwabundusi/Mwageginre Nyamira Bernard Muthini Bomokora/Bomorenda Kisii Arthur Ahona Ichuni/Matibo Kisii Oirongo Joseph Bogitaa/Bomariba Kisii Leonard Omariba Kiamokama/Bogeche Kisii David Otundo Metembe/Mogweko Kisii Edith Kiche Kachieng/North Kachien Rachuonyo Wilson Owino West Kakangutu/Kawere Kamagak Rachuonyo Kennedy Osoro Kanyipir/Kamser Seka Rachuonyo Dennis Omondi Kajiei/Komulo Njira Rachuonyo 72