This DVD features a case study from Andhra Pradesh, India where the Pro-Poor Livestock Policy Initiative (PPLPI) of FAO was part of a collaborative donor effort to reform animal health services. Th...
This DVD features a case study from Andhra Pradesh, India where the Pro-Poor Livestock Policy Initiative (PPLPI) of FAO was part of a collaborative donor effort to reform animal health services. The result of the bottom-up consultation process has been the ratification of the 2007 Minor Veterinary Services Act of Andhra Pradesh, which could benefit six million households dependent on livestock. Produced by WRENmedia and J Dijkman, PPLPI.
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