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Natural Savannah Systems Within the “One Health and One Welfare” Approach: Part 2- Sociodemographic, Biogeographical and Institution Factors Impacting Relationships Between Farmers and Livestock

2025-06-13

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The relationships between farmers and livestock are multifaceted. The aim of this study was to describe the sociodemographic, biogeographic, and institutional factors that influence the relationships between humans and animals in the natural savannah. Visits were made to 65 farms, followed by interviews (n=13) and three focus groups (n=24) directed at farmers and institutional representatives. The results were tri...

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45105d9f-a7af-56a2-80d1-230e7eababd7
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10.20944/preprints202506.1095.v1
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