ILRI is operating in East Africa with headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya, and a second principal campus in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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ILRI News from East Africa
- ILRI PhotoBlog — ‘Livestock Portraits’: Sheko cattle in Ethiopia
- Action learning, systemic change and sustainability, desired legacy of an Ethiopian R4D project (IPMS)
- The spatial ecology of pigs: Where free-range doesn’t come free
- Better grass for better smallholder dairying in East Africa
- The ‘cream’ from more efficient dairying: Kenya to pilot scheme to pay smallholders for their environmental services
- Ethiopian farmers to get market boost: New project to help livestock and irrigated agriculture farmers improve their livelihoods through value chain improvement
News Clippings from East Africa
- Kenya ban on the import of GM food illegal, not backed by law–Romano Kiome
- Reframing the pastoral narrative: Ancient mobile herding strategies to make a comeback in a hotter world
- Keeping camels, and their keepers, free of disease in Kenya, where ‘raw’ camel milk is becoming popular
- Kenya’s newly elected government advised to be bullish on agricultural biotechnology and genetically modified foods
- Kenya is working towards disease-free livestock zones to improve its livestock trade
- ILRI-BecA goat project harnessing ODK on smartphones for data collection and analysis
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- Butchery evolves into meat processor [Uganda]
- Holland-Africa Poultry Partners sustainably committed to Ethiopian poultry sector
- Kenyan experts search for ASF vaccine
- Pastoralism’s economic contributions are significant but overlooked
- Livestock experts, Government official clash over water for production