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1.  KMDP Project Overview 22.  Training & Skills 33.  Base of The Pyramid Study (BoP) 94.  Quality Based Milk Payment Study and Piloting (QBMP) 25.  Modular Cow House Design for Medium Scale Farmers 16.  Modular Cow House Design for Smallholder Dairy Entrepreneurs 17.  Feed and Fodder Study 78.  Dairy Sector Policy Study 19.  Presentation for KDB School Milk Conference (2015) 110.  International Exposure 611.  Processor Study 112.  Dairy Matters! KMDP Case Studies Book 113.  Review of KMDP Training and Extension Approaches 114.  Meru Gender Scan Report 115.  Dairy Highlights - Eldoret Agribusiness Trade fair 2016 016.  KMDP Smallholder Dairy Value Chain Interventions 117.  Status Report on Medium Scale Farmers and Commercial Fodder Producers 218.  Progress Report on Fodder Production and Preservation Demos in the Dairy Value Chain 019.  Dairy Sector Structure: The life Cycle Concept 020.  ECDPM: Analysis of Dairy Partnerships in Tanzania and Kenya 121.  SNV Kenya KMDP Market Study North Rift, Kenya 022.  Meru Dairy Cooperative Union Breeding Strategy 123.  SNV KMDP Forage PowerPoint Presentation 124.  Private and public Costs and Benefits of Implementing a Quality Based Milk payment System in Kenya 125.  Benchmarking of Dairy Processors Associations 126.  Youth-led Service Provider Enterprises in Kenya (SPEN) 227.  Dairynomics - ICT Innovation in East Africa Dairy 228.  Emerging Innovations in the East Africa Dairy Sector 129.  Guidelines for Forage Maize Production and Ensiling 230.  Assessment of KMDP Forage Interventions in the North Rift, Kenya 131.  KMDP 2 Evaluation Report 1
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Advancing resilience in pastoral economies of Kenya

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Through the Innovation Fund (IF)and Small Investment Fund (SIF), ICSIAPL supported 18 community groups and SMEs to establish 263 hectares of improved forages, yielding 94,680 hay bales and 12,506MT of silage in 2024 alone. Throughout the project's lifespan, over 719 hectares were brought under improved forage and 9,690 hectares under sustainable grazing management.