Factsheet

Approach to Integrated Market Systems: Dairy value chain in the Somali Region, Ethiopia

This factsheet captures the transformative impact of the ILO's Approach to Integrated Market Systems (AIMS) in the Fafan zone of the Somali Region, Ethiopia.

The factsheet showcases how targeted interventions are boosting the dairy value chain, empowering women-led cooperatives, and building resilience in both refugee and host communities. The document reveals how innovative solutions like hydroponic fodder production, improved animal healthcare, and enhanced water access are creating sustainable livelihoods. It also shows the effectiveness of the 'push-pull' strategy and strategic partnerships in fostering economic growth and stability, demonstrating the real-world impact of market-driven approaches.

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