Shqipëria Posted on 2025-08-08 10:13:00

Livestock, towards a sustainable development plan - Strategic study in the 13 rural units of Tirana

From Ernilda Luzi

Livestock, towards a sustainable development plan - Strategic study in the 13

The Municipality of Tirana has announced the opening of the tender for the drafting of a feasibility study and business plan for the development of the livestock sector.

Referring to the document at the Public Procurement Agency, the feasibility study and business plan for the development of the livestock sector aims to analyze, identify and draft policies and sectoral strategies in function of the development of livestock, as well as to guide and support the growth and improvement of the economy in rural areas of the Municipality of Tirana. 

It also aims to determine the opportunities and challenges of the livestock sector for the growth and advancement of this sector in the 13 Rural Administrative Units of the Municipality of Tirana, specifically in: Petrelë, Farkë, Dajt, Zall-Bastar, Bërzhitë, Krrabë, Baldushk, Shëngjergj, Vaqarr, Kashar, Pezë, Ndroq, Zall-Herr. This study will facilitate the orientation of local, central or even foreign investments for further development according to the areas, referring to the updated status if there is a plan for the development of the area, in accordance with the legal provisions in force.

Currently, this sector faces a lack of studies in all areas starting from farm types, structural and organizational forms, management forms and economic effectiveness. The lack of data also brings a lack for the development of this sector and this presents an immediate need for evaluation, in function of livestock development.

Referring to the document, the business plan and feasibility study will identify opportunities for growth of the livestock sector based on pasture; human resources, referring to young people on the farm, specialists in the field (agronomists, veterinarians, zootechnicians); infrastructure: equipment, technical assistance, needs for professional training; identify potential sources of financing and estimate the costs necessary to implement projects for the development of the livestock sector.

Likewise, it is expected to identify financing opportunities: existing farmers, microcredit, mixed mechanisms, co-financing; as well as analyze the social, economic and environmental impact, including potential benefits and risks. The deadline for submitting and opening bids is August 18, 2025, 10:00. The estimated limit fund is 5 million and 820 thousand lek excluding VAT.

 

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