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Building an international legal framework on animal genetic resources: Can it help the drylands and food insecure countries?

Ideas for a legal framework to govern animal genetic resources. Arguments for an international agreement to govern the genetic resources of farm animals. How can breeds and genes be conserved, where are the biodiversity hotspots, and what should an international agreement cover?

Saving Rajasthan’s camel herds: The perspective of camel breeders

Over 50 camel breeders met in Sadri, Rajasthan in November 2004 to discuss the declining numbers of camels in Rajasthan. They recommended ways to increase access to grazing, improve veterinary services, and promote the marketing of camel milk and other products.

Farm animal genetic resources: Safeguarding national assets for food security and trade

Summary of four workshops on livestock genetic resources held in Mozambique, Angola, Zambia and Swaziland.

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News

  • Presentation ‘Camel Pastoralists and the IYC’ in a multistakeholder webinar 26th May 2025
  • National Seminar: The Future of Camels in India: How to ensure their conservation and well-being 12th April 2025
  • Accounting for pastoralists in Afghanistan 17th January 2025

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