Poultry diseases are a major source of anxiety for many poultry farmers. Faced with this, some resort to self-diagnosis and improvised treatments with antibiotics, leading to antimicrobial resistance in the animals. In response to this health emergency, an innovative idea has been developed in Senegal. CEVA and LAPROVE

Nadjati OUÉDRAOGO and Lassanè SIMPORÉ are passionate about poultry farming, a passion that began at secondary school. Together, they run the Faso Cocorico poultry farm, which specialises in breeding improved local chickens, guinea fowl and turkeys. Thanks to training in poultry farming, they have acquired the necess