Productivity & incomes
Connect producers and value-chain businesses with finance, inputs, technology, processing and commercial partnerships that raise output and value.
Unlocking investment, trade and low-carbon livestock growth across Africa.
Programme contributors and institutional roles remain proposed until formally confirmed.
Livestock systems underpin livelihoods, food security, trade and rural economies, yet face drought, heat stress, water scarcity, land degradation and animal disease risks. Rising demand for animal-source foods creates a major economic opportunity if African supply can respond competitively, safely and sustainably.
Connect producers and value-chain businesses with finance, inputs, technology, processing and commercial partnerships that raise output and value.
Scale animal health, feed security, water management, resilient genetics, rangeland systems and risk finance for climate and disease shocks.
Advance credible livestock MRV, national inventories, NDC reporting and interventions that reduce emissions per unit of livestock output.
Botswana combines established veterinary controls, animal identification, quality assurance, research capacity and experience serving demanding overseas markets. This gives the country a distinctive platform to demonstrate how sustainability can strengthen—rather than displace—productivity, competitiveness and trade.
Read the full host-country caseNational policy, climate finance, de-risked lending, livestock inventories, NDCs and the proposed launch of the Africa Climate-Smart Livestock Trust.
Animal health, feeds, breeds, alternative proteins, precision livestock, circularity and scalable private-sector innovations.
AfCFTA, Middle East opportunities, value addition, sustainable and alternative-protein markets, buyer-seller meetings and country pipelines.
The Government of Botswana will be invited to present an integrated investment case linking climate-resilient production, animal health and market access, national MRV capacity, value addition and de-risked finance through the National Development Bank.
A time-bound catalytic mechanism—subject to governance and fiduciary feasibility—to support country action, project preparation, learning and de-risked investment.
Explore the Trust conceptFuture regional editions and a continental ministerial follow-through are intentionally listed as to be determined. African governments, Regional Economic Communities and institutions interested in hosting a future edition are invited to open a discussion with Livestock Futures.
Contact the Livestock Futures Secretariat directly to discuss participation, partnership, exhibition, investment or future hosting.