value chains

ILRI News on value chains

09 Oct 2019

Multisectoral partners come together to deliberate on how to accelerate efforts to reduce malnutrition across Kenya

Images from the 3rd Annual National Agrinutrition Conference held on September 24th -26th 2019, Nairobi, Kenya (photo credit: ILRI/ M. Njiru). The just-concluded 3rd Agri-nutrition Conference titled ‘Enhancing multisectoral agri-nutrition approaches for improved nutrition outcomes in Kenya’ had...

AVCD program blog

30 Sep 2019

ILRI Communications

Can the private sector deliver livestock vaccines in Kenya? Yes, they can.

A private service provider supported by ILRI AVCD LC, provides high quality veterinary inputs and services closer to the farmers in the ASALs (Photo credit: ILRI/ Haret Hambe). Livestock diseases and vectors are among the top constraints limiting productivity and development of the livestock...

AVCD program blog

30 Sep 2019

ILRI Communications

Can the private sector deliver livestock vaccines in Kenya? Yes, they can

A private service provider supported by the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) Accelerated Value Chains Development (AVCD) program’s livestock component, provides high-quality veterinary inputs and services to the farmers in Kenya’s arid areas (photo credit: ILRI/ Haret Hambe)...

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Publications on value chains

Manual

Published2019

Protocol to guide the testing and evaluation of innovations for improved value chain performance within the CGIAR Research Program on Livestock

Presentation

Published2019

Accelerating uptake of research on sustainable livestock interventions—Insights from the Livestock CRP

Brief

Published2019

ILRI Projects on value chains

Jan 2013Dec 2019

Red Meat Value Chain Development in Maputo and Limpopo Corridors (PROSUL Project)

Study for the red meat value chain, ensure that stakeholders in the value chain are brought together to overcome structural constraints for the improvement of cattle and goat productivity

Sep 2017Jun 2019

Sindh Agricultural Growth Project (Livestock Component)

Aims to improve the productivity and competitiveness of small and medium producers in selected commodity value chains

Sep 2017Dec 2019

Facilitating Value Addition and Processing in the Context of the Cassava, Maize, Banana, Vegetable and Livestock Value Chains(PRODEMA) Activities to support the Milk Value Chain

This phase of the Project (PRODEMA II) is concerned with value addition, developing markets, demonstration and upscaling of new technologies for dairy, cassava, banana, fruits and vegetables and improving human nutrition along these value chains.

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value chains

ILRI News on value chains

Multisectoral partners come together to deliberate on how to accelerate efforts to reduce malnutrition across Kenya

Can the private sector deliver livestock vaccines in Kenya? Yes, they can.

Can the private sector deliver livestock vaccines in Kenya? Yes, they can

Publications on value chains

Protocol to guide the testing and evaluation of innovations for improved value chain performance within the CGIAR Research Program on Livestock

Accelerating uptake of research on sustainable livestock interventions—Insights from the Livestock CRP

Overview of typical pork value chains in Vietnam

Preventing Haemonchosis

Preventing Fasciolosis (liver fluke)

Upgrading in smallholder pig value chain in Vietnam

ILRI Projects on value chains

Red Meat Value Chain Development in Maputo and Limpopo Corridors (PROSUL Project)

Sindh Agricultural Growth Project (Livestock Component)

Facilitating Value Addition and Processing in the Context of the Cassava, Maize, Banana, Vegetable and Livestock Value Chains(PRODEMA) Activities to support the Milk Value Chain