What We Do

Practical programs built around real farmer needs.

From animal health to policy advocacy, GNACAF delivers hands-on services that strengthen livestock livelihoods, resolve conflict, and connect farmers to markets and knowledge.

Our Services

Six focus areas across the livestock value chain.

Livestock Health

We promote improved animal health through preventive care campaigns, vaccination awareness, disease surveillance support and welfare standards — helping farmers protect their herds and their income.

Vaccination drivesDisease awarenessWelfare standards

Farmer Training

Practical education through workshops, field demonstrations and outreach visits — covering modern husbandry, record-keeping, breeding practices and business skills for livestock farmers.

WorkshopsField demosBusiness skills

Policy Advocacy

We represent cattle farmers in national and regional policy discussions — advocating for fair grazing reserve allocation, veterinary infrastructure investment and supportive agricultural regulation.

Grazing reservesGovernment liaisonSector policy

Conflict Resolution

Structured dialogue and mediation programs that ease tension between pastoralists and crop farmers — building shared land-use agreements and long-term peaceful coexistence.

MediationCommunity dialogueLand-use agreements

Dairy Development

Support for dairy productivity, hygienic milk handling, quality standards and market linkages — helping farmers add value and reach buyers directly.

Milk qualityMarket accessValue addition

Modern Farming Practices

Encouraging climate-aware, sustainable livestock management — from rotational grazing to feed conservation — that improves productivity while protecting the land.

Rotational grazingFeed conservationClimate resilience
How We Work

A simple process, from first contact to ongoing support.

01

Reach out

A farmer, group or community contacts GNACAF directly, through a regional chapter, or via our contact form.

02

Assessment

Our team learns about the specific need — animal health, training, land dispute, or market access — and identifies the right program.

03

Connection

Farmers are connected with the relevant service, whether that's a training session, a health outreach visit, or a mediation process.

04

Ongoing support

GNACAF stays engaged through regional chapters, follow-up visits and continued representation at district and national level.

Who We Serve

Programs built for every part of the livestock community.

Cattle Farmers

Individual and family herders across all regions.

Dairy Producers

Small and mid-scale dairy operators seeking market access.

Pastoralist Groups

Community and migratory herding groups needing representation.

Institutional Partners

Government bodies, NGOs and development agencies.

Get Support

Ready to access GNACAF's programs?

Reach out to our team or become a member to get connected with the right service for your farm or community.

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