The Livestock Program supports farmers by improving animal health, increasing livestock productivity, and strengthening rural livelihoods. It aims to provide better food security, higher incomes, and sustainable farming practices for communities.

Main activities include:

• Animal Health Services: Providing vaccinations, veterinary care, and disease prevention support.

• Farmer Training: Teaching modern techniques for animal care, breeding, feeding, and shelter management.

• Access to Resources: Supplying quality livestock breeds, feed, and farming equipment.

• Market Linkages: Helping farmers sell their animals and animal products (milk, meat, eggs) at fair prices.

• Disaster Resilience: Preparing farmers to protect livestock during droughts, floods, and other emergencies.

Through these efforts, the Livestock Program improves nutrition, boosts income, and builds stronger, more resilient farming communities.