Project Summary
Usama Dairies Training and Research Institute focuses on community development through capacity-building training, targeting underprivileged populations, particularly small-scale dairy and livestock farmers. Established in 2010, the institute delivers modern dairy and agricultural practices to enhance productivity and reduce costs. Key initiatives include women empowerment, poverty reduction, and livestock training supported by organizations like USAID, DRDF, and NAVTTC.
Key Numbers
- Trained 200 female farmers on modern dairy management.
- Conducted training for 100 veterinary assistants and 75 male youth on Artificial Insemination Techniques.
- Oriented 300 farmers on silage production and preservation.
- Supported 15 young males to establish small-sized farms.
Impact Timeline
- 2010: Establishment of Usama Dairies, focusing on community-driven development.
- 2018: Expansion into dairy development projects with international support.
- 2019-2020: NAVTTC-supported programs for rural youth training in livestock and agricultural management.
- Present: Continued focus on sustainable development through modern practices in agriculture and dairy farming.
Partners
- USAID
- DRDF (Dairy Rural Development Foundation)
- NAVTTC (National Vocational and Technical Training Commission, Government of Pakistan)
- Nestle Pakistan
- World Bank
