alone we can do so little; togather we can do so much!!.

Narrative Description of the Project:

The “Post-Floods Resilient Recovery and Strengthening of the Livestock Sector in Balochistan” project is a European Union-funded initiative jointly implemented by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF). The project aims to enhance the food security, resilience, and livelihoods of livestock-dependent households affected by the 2022 floods by promoting climate-smart livestock production and sustainable husbandry practices.
Under this initiative, the Society for Community Action Process (SCAP) is responsible for establishing and operationalizing Farmer Field Schools (FFS) to strengthen the technical knowledge and practical skills of livestock farmers through participatory, hands-on learning. The project focuses on improving animal health, feed and fodder production, genetic improvement, natural resource management, safe and nutritious food production, value addition, and market linkages while promoting women’s empowerment, youth engagement, and climate resilience.
Through the formation of community outreach groups, demonstration plots, field days, exchange visits, and continuous technical support, the project seeks to improve livestock productivity, increase household incomes, strengthen community resilience to climate change, and encourage the adoption of sustainable livestock management practices across the target districts of Balochistan.