Recent research highlights the role of gender in pastoral and dryland innovations

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International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI)
Published on
09.03.23
Impact Area
Gender equality, Gender equality, youth & social inclusion

Boran women with sheep and goats at a traditional deep well water source, Garba Tulla, Isiolo, Kenya (photo credit: ILRI/Fiona Flintan).

Scientists in the Sustainable Livestock Systems program at the International Livestock Research Institute are conducting research to inform the design of gender-responsive and transformative approaches in pastoral systems and drylands contexts.

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