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Calf (ILRI/Susan MacMillan).

Reducing livestock abortions and calf mortality to improve food security and lower GHG emissions in Tanzania and Kenya

Claudia Arndt, co-leader of Mazingira Centre at ILRI, and Bernard Kimoro, Head of Climate Change and Livestock at the Kenya State Department for Livestock, explain the biggest livestock issues in Kenya and partnership with each other. Photo by K.Tam/ILRI.

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Methane solutions for African livestock systems: Mazingira research highlighted at the Climate and Clean Air Conference 2024

Pipetting of reagents (Photo Credit: ILRI/Saleef Nyambo)

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CGIAR Antimicrobial Resistance Hub enhances the capacity of laboratory professionals across low- and middle-income countries against antimicrobial resistance

Ethiopian farmer with sheep, in the drought-prone hotspot of the Blue Nile basin, Ethiopia (ILRI/Zerihun Sewunet).

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ILRI launches RESTORE to rebuild livestock services in conflict and drought-affected regions of Ethiopia

Feedback session with broiler farmers, animal health practitioners and local leaders from Areas 18 and 49 at Glalle Garden, Lilongwe, Malawi (photo credit: ILRI/Joe Magombo).

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ILRI trains poultry farmers on responsible antibiotic use to reduce AMR in Lilongwe, Malawi

Abdiaziz Ibrahim Bulle, a livestock keeper and super contributor Ngare-Mare Isiolo County

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Beyond smartphones: How citizen volunteers are supporting the drylands livestock market intelligence platform KAZNET in Kenya and Ethiopia

A cross-section of the panelists during the "Harnessing investments in multifunctional landscapes to deliver on the Rio Conventions" Panel held on October 25 at the 7th GLF Investment Case Symposium at COP16 in Cali, Colombia.

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How multifunctional landscapes can deliver on global biodiversity goals

Kenyan highlands pasture (ILRI / Sonja Leitner)

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The HABITAT project

Women in Business - Tanzania

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SAPLING Initiative empowers youth agripreneurs in livestock through digital innovation in Tanzania