Understanding pathways toward low emissions livestock: Evidence from Kenya and Tanzania

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Citation

Crane, T.A., Kihoro, E., Vernooij, V., Onyango, J., Tavenner, K., Schoneveld, G., Vellema, S. and Atela, J. 2019. Understanding pathways toward low emissions livestock: Evidence from Kenya and Tanzania. Presented at a webinar ‘Can we reduce GHG emissions from livestock? A feasibility and investment study from East Africa’. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

Authors

  • Crane, Todd A.
  • Kihoro, Esther
  • Vernooij, Vera
  • Onyango, J.
  • Tavenner, Katie
  • Schoneveld, George C.
  • Vellema, Sietze R.
  • Atela, J.

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