Women in the Animal Husbandry sector play a critical role in sustaining rural livelihoods, yet they face numerous constraints that limit their access to resources, services, and institutions. One of the primary challenges is restricted access to productive resources such as land, livestock, credit, and inputs like fodder, vaccines, and feed. In many rural areas, property and livestock ownership are predominantly in the hands of men, leaving women with limited control over decision-making related to breeding, sales, or investments. This unequal access restricts their ability to expand operations or adopt improved practices that could enhance productivity and income. Another major constraint is limited access to financial services. Women often face difficulties in obtaining loans or insurance due to lack of collateral, legal identity, or awareness about available schemes. Financial institutions may also exhibit gender bias, preferring male applicants for credit or providing less favorable terms to women. This limits their ability to invest in improved breeds, infrastructure, or health care for animals. Furthermore, extension services and technical training programs are often designed and delivered