US EditionEmpowering women sheep and goat farmers in Ethiopia
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Empowering women sheep and goat farmers in Ethiopia
Figure 1. A young Borana woman with her goats, Borana, Ethiopia. Photo credit: ILRI/ Zerihun Sewunet In many parts of rural Ethiopia, livestock are more than just a source of food or income, and they are a pathway to dignity, opportunity, and empowerment. For women, who often face barriers in accessing land, credit, and markets, small ruminants like sheep and goats present a unique opportunity to shift the dynamics of rural livelihoods. Beyond t…
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