Rihab Day, an agricultural engineer graduated in 2019, is currently pursuing a PhD focused on the characterization of goat farming in southeastern Tunisia, resilience to environmental changes, and value chain analysis. Passionate about sustainable livestock systems, climate resilience, and rural development, her research aims to provide innovative strategies to enhance the sustainability and adaptability of traditional farming systems. With a strong interest in agro-ecology, livestock management, and value chain dynamics, she is dedicated to bridging the gap between scientific research and practical solutions for farmers. Her work explores the impact of climate change on pastoral communities, promoting resilient and efficient production models. Eager to collaborate on interdisciplinary projects, she aspires to contribute to the transformation of livestock farming through data-driven approaches, technological innovations, and sustainable practices.