RRA Learning Series 1.0 - Revolutionizing Livestock Farming

Livestock and poultry farmers face significant challenges in accessing quality animal feed, with a substantial portion of their expenses allocated to this critical resource. The repercussions of inadequate feed extend beyond productivity losses, impacting livelihoods, income, and even triggering conflicts between farming communities. However, innovative approaches to developing cost-efficient, climate-smart animal feed hold the potential to transform the sector, fostering competitiveness, inclusivity, and resilience while mitigating intercommunity conflicts.
On this episode of RRA's Learning Series, we explored how smart interventions in the livestock market can reduce conflicts between communities, boost farmer income, and enhance the well-being of households.
Wilson Wakawa and Nurein Abdulafattah have been leading the Rural Resilience Activity’s livestock interventions, both provided insights from their experiences in the Northeast.
Discover strategies for making the livestock market could be made more competitive, inclusive, and resilient. Understand how these innovations support farmers, strengthen household resilience, and foster harmony in rural areas.