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Exploring the use of participatory epidemiology in controlling antibiotic resistance

Participatory epidemiology is a branch of veterinary epidemiology which is commonly used in the control and early warning of infectious diseases within resource-limited settings. It combines communications skills with participatory methods to engage livestock keepers and other animal health...

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Biosciences fund brings Tanzanian researcher one step closer to unravelling the genetic diversity of the Small East African goat

Goat production is among the foremost agricultural activities that sustain the livelihoods of millions smallholder farmers and pastoral and agro-pastoral communities in Tanzania. Majority of Tanzania goats (about 98%) are assumed to belong to the Small East African (SEA) breed, with very few...

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COVID-19 and livestock development in Ethiopia: Enhancing national responses

Ethiopia has the largest livestock population in Africa, which is a vital part of the life of its people. More than 80% of the country’s population depends on the sector for income, employment, and food and nutrition among other benefits. Since mid-March 2020, the sector’s development has been...

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