Bio-diversity

Scholars and development experts have come to agree that local animal healthcare practices are often quite effective, more cost-efficient, and certainly more available, culturally comfortable, and comprehensible than, scientific or conventional ones and can certainly be use as a tool to fight poverty that is one of the millennium development goals. The first phase of the project no. CMR/SGP/OP4/RAF/07/03 on capacity building of the Mbororo community in basic animal health care and biodiversity conservation through cultivation of medicinal plants (ethnovet) (Alegefor/Mendong-Mboh hills Tubah sub division) came to confirm this. The ultimate goal of the of this second phase of the project is to reinforce gains of the first phase, break new grounds in the areas of agro forestry, sheep raring for women of Sabbanjowra, bee keeping around pasture plots or conserved areas and continue to take validated indigenous knowledge back to the communities in the form of demonstration plots and appropriate educational aids

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