Ultimately, planning for and tracking results and finding impacts all help tell the "MCA-N story" in terms of the legacy we will leave on the country and on our beneficiaries, who are the most important group of people to consider in the implementation of any development programme. Watch this space for more information about our "story" themes, which are currently under development.

Namibian livestock owners embrace new land management and marketing techniques

The economy of Namibia depends heavily on its livestock sector. Goats, sheep and cattle easily outnumber people in a nation nearly twice the size of California. Livestock owners in the Northern Communal Areas (NCAs) support about 70 percent of the country's population.

Troubled by fears of foot and mouth disease (an infectious and potentially fatal virus that affects cloven-hoofed animals) and other animal-borne epidemics, the Government of Namibia maintains a fence that separates much of northern Namibia—where the bulk of the nation's farmers live—from areas in the south that have been certified to be free of foot and mouth disease.

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