What makes a livestock investment proposal fundable
Most livestock concept notes are rejected for the same handful of reasons, and almost none of them are about the quality of the technical idea.
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Commodity-based trade: exporting livestock products without disease-free status
Geographic freedom from disease is out of reach for many exporting countries. Commodity-based trade shifts the question from where a product came from to whether the p...
Read the articleOne Health in practice: what the diagram leaves out
One Health is easy to endorse and difficult to operate. The obstacles are rarely technical — they are budgets, mandates, data-sharing agreements, and who takes the dec...
Read the articleWhy livestock projects struggle to access climate finance
Livestock receives a small share of agricultural climate finance. The reasons are structural, and most of them can be addressed in how a project is designed rather tha...
Read the articleEmissions intensity: the number that decides livestock climate finance
Absolute emissions and emissions intensity point at opposite interventions. Understanding the difference is what separates a livestock climate proposal that gets funde...
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