Sixty donkey owners from Nakuru, Naivasha, and Narok townships have undergone training on entrepreneurship and animal welfare aimed at maximizing the economic value of their animals while safeguarding them as sustainable sources of livelihood. The initiative, supported by Farming Systems Kenya (FSK) in conjunction with Brooke East Africa, seeks to change perceptions of donkeys from…
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