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The central aim is to investigate the adoption of eco-friendly livestock management practices and their health outcomes in urban slums of Lagos.

February 26, 2026Open Access

Eco-Friendly Livestock Management in Lagos Urban Slums: Adoption Rates and Health Outcomes,

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The central aim is to investigate the adoption of eco-friendly livestock management practices and their health outcomes in urban slums of Lagos.
Conducted participant observation and semi-structured interviews.
Facilitated focus group discussions with community members.
Collected data from 120 participants over five years.
45% of surveyed households adopted eco-friendly livestock management practices.
Adoption rates increased from 38% in year one to 52% in year five.
Identified significant barriers hindering further adoption.

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Ethnographic study reveals health benefits from eco-friendly livestock management in urban slums, suggesting targeted support is needed.

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