World‑Bank supported initiative transforming Borno State's livestock sector through innovation, training, and sustainable infrastructure.
L-PRES is a 6 Year Project with Development Objective (PDO) to improve livestock productivity, resilience and commercialization of selected value chains and to strengthen the country�s capacity to respond to an eligible crisis or emergency.
Livestock is vital to Nigeria�s economy and poverty alleviation. It employs 30 percent of the rural population but accounts only for less than 10 percent of the Agricultural GDP and 2-3 percent of the National GDP , which highlights the sub-sector under-development. Livestock provides increased significant economic stability to rural households in the form of cash buffers, as capital reserves, and creates a hedge against inflation.
From policy leadership to field delivery, our management team connects strategic direction with practical impact on communities and value chains.
Hon. Minister of Livstock Development
Idi Mukhtar Maiha is a Nigerian politician. He currently serves as the Honourable Min...
Executive Governo of Borno State.
Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, CON, mni, is a Nigerian academic, soil and water engi...
State Project Coordinator Lpres Borno State.
Dr. Makinta Alhaji Ali serves as the State Project Coordinator for the Livestock Prod...
Transformative interventions across livestock value chains throughout Borno State, building resilience and productivity.
The Borno State L-PRES Project, through its Farmers Field School in Mafa Local Government Are...
On 26 July 2024, the Livestock Productivity and Resilience Support Project (L-PRES) donated 1....
The Ngarannam Livestock Improvement and Ranch Settlement in Ngarannam Community, Mafa Local G...
The L-PRES Project has demonstrated its c o m m i t m e n t t o w i d e s p r e a d a g r i c ...
Powerful images capturing the transformation and resilience of livestock farming communities across Borno.
From rural communities to livestock clusters, the project is connecting support, training, and resilience-building throughout Borno.
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FMLD
Borno State
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