One Health · Nigeria

A Sustainable Future for Nigeria’s Rural Communities

Healthier people. Healthier animals. A healthier environment.

ROUNDCARE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE works with rural communities to build resilient livelihoods and healthier ecosystems, advancing climate-smart agriculture, sustainable livelihoods, and integrated One Health solutions.

We empower communities to thrive while protecting the natural resources on which their future depends.

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A community animal health worker vaccinates a goat held by its herder, with the household and herd looking on at dusk

Communities reached across Nigeria

Animal-health interventions delivered

177

Hectares of grazing land under restoration

920

Farmers and herders trained in climate-smart practices

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One Health

Human, animal, and environmental health as one system

Environment

Restoring land, water, and grazing corridors

Agriculture & Livelihoods

Climate-smart practice and household income

Community Empowerment

Local leadership carrying the work forward

Recent projects

Our work, in specific places

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Farmers holding herbicide containers received at a safe-use training session, Agwara LGA, Niger State

Agriculture

Herbicide training for displaced farmers

Agwara & Borgu LGAs, Niger State

Sourced herbicides and trained displaced farming households in safe use, putting more land under cultivation for the season.

An extension officer checks mesh size against a gauge while fishermen hold their net open at the Kainji Lake shoreline

Environment

Sustainable fishing practices, Kainji Lake

Kainji Lake, Borgu LGA, Niger State

Trainings across the dam are addressing agrochemical fishing practices that harm both the lake's ecosystem and household safety.

Women cutting and carrying fodder from Leucaena rows to feed sheep and goats at the household pen

Community

Integrated livestock & agroforestry for rural women

Rural communities, Niger State

Fast-growing, protein-rich shrubs and small livestock are cutting the firewood walk and opening new household income for women's groups.

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