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Livestock and Livelihoods in Urban Niger
2018
Journal of Global South Studies
This paper will measure the magnitude played by livestock activities in urban Niger to determine which are the main socioeconomic determinants for keeping livestock in urban environments. Almost 40 percent of the households in urban Niger keep livestock, mainly as a source of additional income; urban households are more likely to keep small ruminants and poultry rather than large ruminants, as land and feed are not easily available in urban areas. Poorer households are more likely to rear
doi:10.1353/gss.2018.0006
fatcat:pnlpmcizyfbfbffdvglz3bbwqe