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The aim of the study was deepening the knowledge of livestock innovations knowledge onsmall-scale farms in developing countries. First, we developed a methodology focused on identifyingpotential appropriate livestock innovations for smallholders and grouped them in innovation areas,defined as a set of well-organized practices with a business purpose. Finally, a process managementprogram (PMP) was evaluated according to the livestock innovation level and viability of thesmall-scale farms. Logistic regression was used to evaluate the impact of PMP on the economicviability of the farm. Information from 1650 small-scale livestock farms in Mexico was collectedand the innovations were grouped in five innovation areas: A1. Management, A2. Feeding, A3.Genetic, A4. Reproduction and A5. Animal Health. The resulting innovation level in the system waslow at 45.7% and heterogeneous among areas. This study shows the usefulness of the methodologydescribed and confirms that implementing a PMP allows improving the viability an additional 21%,due to a better integration of processes, resulting in more efficient managemen

A Methodological Approach to Evaluate Livestock Innovations on Small-Scale Farms in Developing Countries