The RAFFS Project aspires to make substantial contributions to food security and nutrition by ensuring the continued sustainability of Africa's livestock sector through promoting development of feed and fodder systems. Successful implementation of the Project is anticipated to deepen our understanding of the impacts of crises on feed and fodder systems, catalyze action and investment, and instigate systemic changes aimed at enhancing the organization and performance of the feed and fodder sector.
In light of the significance of this initiative, scholars and practitioners are invited to make submissions of abstracts for articles that will be featured in the Special Issue on Resilient African Feed and Fodder Systems of the Bulletin of Animal Health and Production in Africa (BAHPA). Access more details here.
