News Archive

Mr. Oldeede Papayai explaining the use of anti-mating apron for sheep and goats. Photo by Birikaa Olesikilal/ILRI.

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Goats with aprons? A traditional anti-mating innovation used by Maasai communities in Tanzania

Fallata (Fulbe) pastoralist cattle on the move in southern Gadarif, Sudan. Photo by H.Sulieman/ILRI.

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Rethinking livestock systems: Embracing multifunctionality for a sustainable future

IPCC vs CSIRO Tier 2 Emissions Comparison

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Why livestock emission estimates might vary: The Tier 2 model effect

Reversing rangeland degradation is a must for ensuring the sustainability of pastoralism as a viable land use in Ethiopia. Photo by F.Flintan/ILRI.

Charting a path to more sustainable livestock value chains with a Rangelands Stewardship Council and a rangelands standard

RECONCILE staff training RMC members how to use digital tools to assess rangeland conditions

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Supporting Wajir communities to carry out participatory rangeland management

Adaptation Pioneers Cornelius and Monica Kosgei help Esther Omayio in preparing demonstration on feed formulation. Photo by B.Habermann/ILRI.

In the field: Listening to adaptation pioneers

The growing Mongolia cashmere value chain has led to rangeland degradation. STELARR aims to harness some of the profits made from cashmere for rangeland restoration. Photo credit: Barbara Wieland

Supporting sustainable livestock value chains to restore large rangelands

Namukolo Covic, Director General’s Representative to Ethiopia, CGIAR Ethiopia Country Convenor and CGIAR Regional Director for East and Southern Africa

Opinion and analysis

How the five CGIAR impact areas align with the Seqota Declaration

CircAgric drone measuring emissions from a herd of camels at Kapiti (Alouette van Hove, University of Oslo)

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First use of a drone to measure ruminant methane emissions in Africa