Synergies in action: Supporting equitable scaling of locally led adaptation in Kenya’s dairy sector

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byInternational Livestock Research Institute

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DuttaGupta, T., Bullock, R., Kiptoo, E., Habermann, B., Maiyo, N., Chebet, J., Gichuki, L. and Crane, T. 2024. Synergies in action: Supporting equitable scaling of locally led adaptation in Kenya’s dairy sector. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

Authors

  • DuttaGupta, Tanaya
  • Bullock, Renee
  • Kiptoo, Emmaculate
  • Habermann, Birgit
  • Maiyo, Nathan
  • Chebet, J.
  • Gichuki, Leah
  • Crane, Todd A.

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