Entrepreneurial ecosystem approach for strengthening climate‑smart small ruminant value chain in pastoral systems in Kenya

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Sila, W., Oyieng, E., Crooijmans, R., Mukalo, I., Okoth, J., Nyanja, B., Lekimariki, J., Kibiwott, L. and Ojango, J.M.K. 2026. Entrepreneurial ecosystem approach for strengthening climate‑smart small ruminant value chain in pastoral systems in Kenya. Presented at the All Africa Conference on Animal Agriculture, Abuja, Nigeria, 9–13 August 2026. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

Authors

  • Sila, Winfred

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