Fodder availability is a bottleneck for the development of the lowlands of Ethiopia. Fodder scarcity limits the development of the pastoralist economy, increases vulnerability to droughts, enlarges the risk of conflict, and affects food security. However, more and better fodder can be produced through a wide range of approaches. This video explains how fodder availability can be improved through sustainable rangeland management, soil and water management practices and through promoting a value chain around fodder.
This video is produced under the DREAM learning event – Development of Resilience Empowering Alternative Measures in Arid and Semi-Arid Lowlands of Ethiopia. DREAM is a program operated by the German Corporation for International Cooperation GmbH GIZ and partners on Strengthening Resilience in Arid and Semi-arid Lowlands in Africa. Further information is available here: https://sdr-africa.com/events/dream-i….
