How a women-led livestock firm is boosting pastoralist incomes
For years, livestock has been the backbone of many pastoral households in Kenya’s arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs), providing them with food, income and wealth.
However, many pastoralists have struggled to get a fair return from their animals due to high transport costs, middlemen, animal diseases, drought and limited access to reliable markets.
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