What about livestock? Here’s how Kenya and ILRI are building climate resilience in the Sector

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Abstract

Kenya is a leader in climate-change research and policy in Africa. ILRI takes great pride in partnering with Kenya on work that is improving the livelihoods of its smallholder farmers and herders, as well as food and nutritional security for the whole population.

Citation

ILRI. 2022. What about livestock? Here’s how Kenya and ILRI are building climate resilience in the Sector. Sunday Nation, 12 June 2022, page 3.

Authors

  • International Livestock Research Institute

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