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Kano Agro Project targets 1.8m livestock for vaccination

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The Matters Press by The Matters Press
November 28, 2023
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The State Project Coordinator, KSADP, Ibrahim Muhammad, said this at KSADP/SAA Media Field Day exercise in Kano on Monday.

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He said that the project was funded by the Islamic Development Bank and the Lives and Livelihood Funds, which aims to enhance livestock health and improve livelihoods of herders and livestock breeders.

“The project is determined to upscale the vaccination because livestock health is tied to the herders livelihoods and by extension our economy”, the Coordinator stressed.

According to him, KSADP has embarked on several projects like upgrading and equipping of Artificial Insemination Centres, construction of milk collection centres.

Others are, upgrade of cattle markets and crop residue utilization program, among others, to improve the livelihood of the herders.

Earlier, the Project coordinator, KSADP-SASAKAWA Africa Association Nigeria, (SAA), Abdulrashid Kofar-Mata, said the programme was a five-year programme which focuses on improving crop production and enhancing livestock productivity in the state.

“The Executing Agency of the programme is the Kano State Agriculture and Rural Development Authority (KNARDA).

“The overall objective of KSADP is to contribute to reducing poverty and strengthening food and nutrition security in the state by developing agro pastoral production systems (production, processing, and retailing).

“SASAKAWA is a technical partner under the KSADP providing technical support to the government’s extension efforts of enhancing agricultural productivity and competitiveness through Increased access to inputs Value addition Extension services,” he said.

He disclosed that the media field was organized to showcase the activities of project implementation in the last one year and to measure successes and impact made so far.

Kofar-Mata explained that the event enables selected media outfits to interact with the beneficiaries on the field to share experiences.

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