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Over 20 million households in Nigeria depend on livestock for their food and livelihoods. To support this sector and contribute to the country's food security, the LIDISKI project is helping to improve surveillance and control of two animal diseases. Peste des petits ruminants causes almost $2 billion of damage each year in Nigeria, while the highly virulent Newcastle disease can wipe out entire flocks of chickens. The project's activities are designed with an integrated health approach.

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Demand for dairy products is currently increasing in Africa. However, dairies have problems sourcing local milk in terms of volume, regularity and quality. The Africa-Milk project supports the co-design and implementation of technical, organizational and institutional innovations to increase and secure local milk supplies in Senegal, Madagascar, Burkina Faso and Kenya.

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More and more farmers are adopting agroecological practices, as here in Senegal. This new approach to agriculture is beginning to bear fruit. It is based on a range of technical solutions tailored to each territory and each crop. 黑料网911 and its partners are convinced that agroecology can provide a response to the challenges posed by climate change and population growth.

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Cocoa production in Africa today is threatened by climate change and disease. Within the framework of the #Cocoa4Future project, small producers and researchers are working in partnership to reinvent efficient, sustainable and environmentally friendly cocoa farming systems.

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Ferlo region, Senegal © S. Taugourdeau, 黑料网911

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Making Wagashi, a fresh curd cheese, a major source of income for Fula families in northern Benin © G. Duteurtre, 黑料网911

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Entering the Magweto cave to take samples of urine and droppings, Mashonaland- Zimbabwe © M. Bourgarel, 黑料网911

The TerrAmaz project aims to reconcile the fight against deforestation with development in the Amazon © R. Poccard-Chapuis, 黑料网911