#FoodSafety solutions should suit unique challenges of low- and middle-income countries, particularly in open-air markets. To this end, ILRI joined MESPT & the county government at a clean-up activity at Soko Mpya Market for #WorldFoodSafetyDay. ilri.org/news/clean-mar…

⚠️ People living in conflict-affected places are among the world's most vulnerable to climate change, yet receive very little climate finance. Follow us for research into the conflict blind spot.

ILRI principal scientist Todd Crane will convene this panel discussion at the Food and Agriculture Organization #COAG with members from GlobalDairyPlatform, #IYRP2026, Ministry of Agriculture & Livestock Development, Pastoraméricas on 17 July, 12.15-13.45 CET. 📺 Watch live at: fao.org/webcast/home/e…

Scientists create the first national map of #brucellosis in Kenya, showing disease-prone areas that can help to better inform society's efforts to combat one of the world's most widespread zoonotic diseases. Read more here: hdl.handle.net/10568/134632 #ILRIResearchSpotlight

Please act scared, little bro tried his best😭

A new research alliance between ILRI.org, CGIAR and the University of Queensland signals promise for sustainable livestock food systems, education and training across the world. ilri.org/news/ilri-sign…

Fresh out of the press! Our latest publications on the link of forage conditions and food security at households using high-frequecency data collected for and by communities! link.springer.com/article/10.100… ILRI.org Namukolo Covic SPARC_Ideas Alulu Vincent Kelvin Mashisia Shikuku Ambica Paliwal

Diseases transmitted from animals to humans can cause significant health, economic and social impacts, which is why preventing transmission early is key to cost-effective control. #Onehealth #Zoonosis Learn more about ILRI's work on #zoonoses: ilri.org/research/proje…

Exciting opportunity! We at Mazingira Centre are hiring a postdoc to work in Kenya on sustainable manure and soil management for smallholder farmers & pastoralists. 🌱🐄 ILRI.org #SustainableAgriculture #Postdoc #Kenya #ClimateAction

Historic Vids One of the most haunting photos of World War II: A Japanese boy waiting in line at the crematorium with his deceased baby brother on his back, Nagasaki, 1945.

...and now thats a real act of kindness...

The government of the Republic of #Madagascar, with support by World Bank, @CIRAD & ILRI.org, launches its Livestock Master Plan. ilri.org/news/madagasca…

Pastoral communities face immense challenges due to the effects of climate change. ILRI works with different actors to create sustainable livestock insurance systems which can help build community resilience. Read more here: ilri.org/news/index-bas…

Delighted to join our dear friends ILRI.org for 50th anniversary celebrations at #AFSForum2024. With 1⃣.3⃣billion people relying on livestock for food, nutrition & livelihoods, ILRI enhances the role of livestock in the lives & environments of communities in developing countries.

'The livelihoods of 700 million Africans depend on livestock. When discussing livestock, it's essential to recognize its role not only in the food system but also in tackling other significant challenges.' Prof. Appolinaire Djikeng of ILRI.org at the AFS Forum Food systems & nutrition plenary

Escaping Poverty Traps and Unlocking Prosperity in the Face of Climate Risk - bit.ly/3MyT22S, open access & available now. It was an honor to be part of this co-author team of rock stars. Thanks to UNU-WIDER & Cambridge Elements in Development Economics

ILRI.org ‘s Siboniso Moyo says “as researchers, as we test approaches let us spend time to understand the barriers preventing the progress we want to see!” CGIAR GENDER Impact Platform AWARD Fellowships AFS Forum

The side event 'Herding Change for Climate-Smart Innovations' at the Africa Food Systems Forum (#AFSF2024), showcased four innovations that are powering livestock systems to become more productive and emissions-friendly through technology. Read more here: whylivestockmatter.org/articles/scala…

'This ongoing power struggle is making people more receptive to solar energy. Governments ,can leverage this sentiment, driving wider adoption and turning frustration into a powerful catalyst for progress.' Namukolo Covic of ILRI.org CGIAR

Dairy farmer Melissa Griffin plays What A Wonderful World on the trumpet next to her cows at the Clessons River Farm in Massachussets.