Juba Valley Veterinary Institute (or Af Somali Kuliyada Xanaanada Xoolaha ee Dooxada Juba, Arabic: بالفعل وادي البيطري المعهد, Italian: Giuba Valle Veterinario Instituto) is a veterinary institute in Bardera, in Somalia's Gedo region.
Lower Shabele University and Bardera Polytechnic have partnered to train people to work in the agriculture and livestock industries.
The economy in the three Juba Valley regions, with the exception of fishing communities along the Kismayo coast, make their living with agro-pastoral practices.
Social economists in Gedo Region led by Rowda Mohamed Barre and Bardera Polytechnic Dean Abdirahman Abdi Sheekh as well as elders in Luq, Bardera, Buale and Jilib and elsewhere in Juba Valley claimed that trained technicians helping farmers would improve the regional economy.
Lions, ostriches, oryx, giraffes, warthogs and hyenas are plentiful around the grassy lands of the western part of the Bardera District, between the towns of Gerileey and Fafahdun.