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  1. Advancing livestock masterplans for economic resilience involving Nigeria, Madagascar, and ILRI.
  2. A workshop was held in Abuja, Nigeria, where the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) discussed its support for climate-resilient agriculture in the country.

ILRI and Nigerian Meteorological Agency launch climate platform for farmers

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The Nigerian Meteorological Agency has begun testing the NiMet Data Hub, a digital platform designed to improve agricultural stakeholders’ access to location-specific weather and climate information. This platform, which was created in partnership with the International Livestock Research Institute and Crea2Solutions, has advanced to an advanced Minimum Viable Product.

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The initiative aims to provide reliable access to historical, monitored, and forecast climate information for farmers and livestock keepers in Nigeria. This supports risk analysis, seasonal planning, and climate-informed decision-making, addressing previous weaknesses in agricultural climate services.

A workshop in Abuja, Nigeria, previously discussed the International Livestock Research Institute's support for climate-resilient agriculture in the country, alongside advancing livestock masterplans involving Nigeria and ILRI.

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