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A dairy farmer in Kenya prepares her cow for milking. Credit: AVCD/FIPS Raymond Jumah
A Double Win: AgTech data platform increases African smallholder dairy farmers’ profitability and encourages youth engagement
Six people discussing around a table.
How focus groups can help explore the ‘why’ in gender and livestock
Bizunesh Ayele and her husband Hibebo Ayele at outside a new house built for Hibebo_s brother, Doyogena District, Ethiopia. Photo credit: G. Smith (ILRI)
Learning together: the gender and livestock data community of practice
LD4D members in discussion
Work with us! LD4D is recruiting a Development Manager
Call for new LD4D steering Committee members
Call for new LD4D steering committee members
Laos farmer feeding her cow chopped fodder Livestock pictures from Laos (photo credit: ILRI Stevie Mann)
Zoom in on livestock sector emissions hotspots with GLEAM 3.0
Goatkeeper in Odisha, India. Photo: S. MacMillan (ILRI)
Who is working on what, and where? New interactive map of livestock development activities
A pastoralist moves his somali sheep and goats near Berbera (Somaliland). Photo: P. Ballantyne (ILRI)
How livestock data helps counter food and climate shocks
Participants at the LD4D 2022 Community Meeting
Community addresses critical data topics for livestock development
Building collaborations can foster better evidence-based engagement in the livestock sector. Community conversation in Doyogena, Ethiopia. Photo credit: G. Smith (ILRI).
Fostering evidence-based conversations about livestock: insights from the community
LD4D 2022 Community Meeting 26 - 30 September
Join us for the LD4D virtual community meeting 26 - 30 September 2022
Pastoralists in Northern Tanzania move their goats across the landscape. A new study examines the cause of pregnancy loss in ruminants. Photo: University of Glasgow.
New Tanzanian study on the causes of livestock abortion can help address future mortalities and zoonotic diseases