Posted On 18/10/2025

Our work for the preservation of donkeys

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ADER-COV >> Programs >> Our work for the preservation of donkeys

In Mali, donkeys represent a disappearing way of life. For generations they’ve played a crucial role as transportation between rural farms, villages and markets.

Women sell their produce via donkey drawn carts. But today their survival is being threatened.

Desperate for a means of living, some communities have started butchering donkeys for the trade in fur.

Donkeys are slow to reproduce, which represents a significant investment for a community to raise. So ADERCOV mobilises to disrupt these exports by providing alternative sources of income such as community gardens.

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