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This digital dashboard provides a summary of the various types of innovations available to pastoralists and agro-pastoralists in dryland regions in SPARC focus countries.

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Type of innovation
Geography
Innovation characteristics
Type of project
Showing 31 - 33 of 51 innovationsPage 11 of 17
2006
Livestock Trade Services
Access to Markets/Aggregation, Agronomic Practices, Crops, Livestock
Livestock Trade Services Ltd offers carbon-neutral livestock fattening and finishing services, and quarantining for disease-free export.
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Regions
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Kenya Somalia
Related links
LTS Website
2009
Locally Formulated Dairy Goat Meal
Inputs & Farmer Services
The Locally Formulated Dairy Goat Meal was formulated by Joe Ouko, a small-scale farmer in Kenya, using locally available plant-based fodder materials, herbs and mineral salts.
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Regions
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Africa Kenya
Host Organisations
Prolinnova-Kenya
2019
M-Nomad
Access to Markets/Aggregation, Information & Information Services, Technology - Digital & Artificial Intelligence
M-Nomad is a digital livestock trading platform which brings together buyers and sellers to provide ease of access to markets for pastoralists and quality animals for buyers.
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Regions
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Kenya
Host Organisations
Geljir Technologies
The information provided on each innovation was summarised from available resources. Please let us know if you see an error or would like to suggest an improvement by emailing us at: [email protected]

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