The project aims to improve livestock feed and promote sustainable livestock farming through an integrated approach. Following feasibility studies, suitable areas will be developed for fodder plantations. Nurseries will supply local seeds, and livestock farmers will be trained in fodder cultivation, conservation and distribution techniques.
Cameroon
Fodder plantations: 12,500 ha to feed livestock in North Cameroon
The municipality's activities focus mainly on the following: 1. administrative: issuing civil status documents; 2. economic development: regulating economic activities.
An initiative of Commune de Kaele
Overview of the project
This project aims to improve cattle feed in the northern zone of Cameroon by creating fodder plantations, improving access to fodder, building the capacity of local stakeholders and promoting environmental sustainability.
Ongoing research
01/04/2025- 01/01/2026
The project aims to increase fodder production in northern Cameroon, improve livestock feed in the dry season, boost the productivity and resilience of livestock farms, increase farmers’ incomes, reduce pressure on natural pastures, and contribute to food security and local development.
The project will be financed by the partners identified and up to 10% by the municipalities benefiting from the project.
About the
organisation
organisation
Commune de Kaele
The municipality’s activities focus on three areas: administration (issuing civil status documents), economic development (regulating activities and supporting local initiatives), and the environment (managing green spaces and responding to emergencies).
Other partners / supporters
• Minader, Minepia, Minepded, Minfof,• Organisations internationales (FAO, PNUD, etc.). • Instituts de recherche agricole. • Organisations non gouvernementales (ONG). • Collectivités territoriales. • Secteur privé (entreprises agricoles, coopératives, etc.).