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Strengthening the humanity and dignity of people in crisis through knowledge and practice
April 2011
Shiting Sands:
The Commercialization o Camels inMid-altitude Ethiopia and Beyond
Yacob Aklilu and Andy Catley
 
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Acknowledgements
The study was nanced by USAID Ethiopia under a CooperativeAgreement with the Feinstein International Center, Tuts University,or the PLI Policy project. We especially appreciate the support o  John Graham, USAID Ethiopia, in the materialization o the study.We also express gratitude to Dr. Berhe Gebregziabher, ormer Director o the Animal and Plant Health Regulatory Directorateat the Ministry o Agriculture in Ethiopia, or acilitating contactswith regional authorities. We extend our appreciation to all thoseinormants whose cooperation and contribution was critical or the production o this report.The views expressed in this report do not necessarily reect thoseo USAID Ethiopia or the Ministry o Agriculture in Ethiopia.
Note
The mid-altitude regions in this report reer to those areas adjacentto Aar, Kereyu, Ittu, Alla, and Hawiya pastoral production areas andlocated immediately above the central and northeastern escarpmentswithin altitude ranges o between 1,100 and 2,000 meters above sealevel, with the exception o Shiraro, which is located in northwestEthiopia.Photographs by Yacob Aklilu.
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