Human Mission implements integrated and field-based activities aimed at improving the country's livestock resources, alleviating poverty and ensuring sustainable livelihoods. Our main activities are as follows:

1. Conservation and development of indigenous livestock resources
Implement planned activities at the field level to preserve the genetic diversity of indigenous breeds of ducks, chickens, cows, goats, sheep and buffaloes, increase productivity and reduce the risk of extinction.

2. Free veterinary healthcare and medicine distribution
Ensuring animal health protection through free distribution of registered veterinary medicines such as diagnosis, treatment, vaccination, deworming and vitamins for marginal and small farmers.

3. Farmer training and capacity building
Providing training and hands-on advice on modern and science-based farm management, disease prevention, nutritious food management, and safe animal feed production.

4. Awareness and social motivation activities
Conducting field level meetings, yard meetings and campaigns on livestock conservation, healthy farming practices, combating the effects of climate change and environmentally friendly practices.

5. Survey, research and information-based planning
Providing assistance in assessing actual needs, planning activities, and making effective decisions through area-based surveys and data collection.

6. Sustainable livelihood and income-generating initiatives
To contribute to increasing the financial capacity of marginalized communities, creating employment, and reducing poverty through livestock-based income-generating activities.

7. Coordination with government and development partner organizations
Increasing the quality and scope of activities through coordination with the Department of Livestock, local government institutions, non-governmental organizations, and international development partners.