News Archive

A Somali pastoralist woman carries her child on her back while holding a young goat in her arms, embodying the deep care and connection between family and livestock—essential bonds at the heart of pastoral life (photo credit: University of Glasgow/ILRI / Tsion Afework).

Opinion and analysis

What are livestock to pastoralists? An anthropological reflection

A woman in her Brachiaria field in Farakala, Mali (photo credit: ILRI/Michel Dione).

ILRI News

Scaling up gender-sensitive livestock innovation packages boosts sustainable animal productivity and livelihoods in Mali

SAPLING works in Ethiopia, Kenya, Nepal, Mali, Tanzania, Uganda, and Vietnam

ILRI News

Three years, seven countries: Lessons learned from the CGIAR SAPLING Initiative

Dairy farmer

ILRI News

Business-to-business workshops promote technology uptake among agripreneurs in Tanzania

From insight to action: Enhancing livestock practices through positive deviance (P-PD) regional national stakeholder workshop, ILRI campus (Photo credit: Agegnehu Alene, ILRI,2024)

Empowering Ethiopian livestock keepers: A new approach to learning

A participatory GIS

ILRI News

Empowering every voice: Participatory GIS can transform resource management and gender inclusion. Case story of Isiolo County, Kenya

Black soldier fly larvae

ILRI News

If you look for local innovations, you will find them: Exciting next steps for the Living Lab for People in Nandi County

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

ILRI News

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

Field day participants learn from an adaptation pioneer (photo credit: ILRI).

ILRI News

Farmer-led approach supports socially inclusive innovations in Kenya's dairy sector