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More than 80 original videos are available on our YouTube Channel. To find videos on this website, use the search function, or visit the section of interest. 

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With a bit of technological magic, you can choose your favorite language for video subtitles. Click here for directions on how to start automatic translations on YouTube.

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Watch these insightful videos about our research projects.

Project: Engaging Men in Supporting Maternal and Child Consumption of Milk and other Animal-Source Foods in Rwanda

 

Project: Enhancing Milk Quality and Consumption for Improved Income and Nutrition in Rwanda

 

 

Project: Designing and Evaluating Innovations for Development of Smallholder Female Livestock Cooperatives in Nepal

 

 

Project: Enabling Value Chains to Create Sustainable Income for Vulnerable People in Crop-Livestock Systems of Burkina Faso and Niger

 

 

Project: Enhancing the Productivity of Small Ruminants through Improved and Cost-Effective Feeding and Animal Health Interventions (ENHANCE) in Burkina Faso and Niger

 

Project: Milk Production Practices, Udder Health and their Impact on Milk Quality, Safety and Processability in Rwanda

 

Project: Improving Dairy Animal Productivity and Income of Dairy Farmers through Effective Control of Mastitis Disease

 

Project: "Un Oeuf:" Improving Nutrition in Children Under Two through Increased Egg Consumption in Burkina Faso

 

Project: Safe Food, Fair Food for Cambodia

 

Project: Empowerment of Village Women for Detection and Control of Livestock Diseases in Nepal

 

Project: Improving Handling Practices and Microbiological Safety of Milk and Milk Products in Borana Pastoral Communities, Ethiopia

 

 

How to Start Automatic Translation on YouTube

Many videos on YouTube offer Closed Captions (CC), and these videos may also offer translation into many languages. If you do not see CC at the bottom of a video, these services are not available.

“Captions” refers to the text that appears on the screen, usually at the bottom. These may also be called “subtitles.”

Here, CC is circled in red:

Quick Start

We recommend that you watch this video about How to adjust your caption settings on YouTube, available at https://youtu.be/Y7W41VMxyQE

Steps to Enable Translation

You must first enable captions, then select a language for translation.

  1. Click “CC,” which stands for Closed Captions. A red line appears under CC.
  2. Click settings icon, and CC/Subtitles.
  3. Ensure that CC/Subtitles are on (English, Auto-Generated).
  4. Click on “English, Auto-Generated” and select Auto Translate.
  5. Scroll to choose a language.
  6. Check settings by watching a video.

For more help

How To Always Show Captions

  1. Select your account by clicking on icon in upper right corner of screen
  2. Click Settings
  3. From menu, select Playback and Performance
  4. Under Captions, click box for “Always Show Captions,” and click Save

Here, the account icon is circled in red:

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This short video provides in introduction to our work and how we grew from Phase 1, from 2015-2020, to Phase 2, starting in 2020.

Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Livestock Systems is part of Feed the Future

This work was funded in whole or part by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Bureau for Resilience, Environment and Food Security under Agreement # AID-OAA-L-15-00003 as part of Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Livestock Systems. Additional funding was received from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation OPP#060115.  Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed here are those of the authors alone.