Tags: impact assessment

ILRI News on impact assessment

15 Mar 2019

Research helps parents ‘give milk’ to improve nutrition and livelihoods in Rwanda

This blog was originally posted on the Innovation Lab for Livestock Systems website. by Judy Kimani, International Livestock Research Institute Gabura Amata Mubyeyi , translated from Kinyarwanda, means “Parents, Give Milk.” This phrase communicates one of the core messages resulting from an ongoing...

Africa RISING feed

15 Mar 2019

Jonathan Odhong

New Africa RISING training manual for building capacity in gender-sensitive research

Systematic integration of gender analysis in the design and activities of a project or program is now globally acknowledged as a prerequisite and best practice for development and deployment of sustainable agricultural interventions. But for most projects (and individual scientists by extension),...

Safe Food Fair Food blog

16 Feb 2019

Kristina Rösel

Six-million-dollar investment to tackle the causes of foodborne disease in Ethiopia

ILRI news Principal food safety investigators conducted a press conference to launch four food safety programs in Ethiopia, 14–15 Feb 2019, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. (Left to right): Frank Arestrup, of the Technical University of Denmark; Kristina Rösel, of the International Livestock Research...

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Publications on impact assessment

Journal Article

Published2018

Assessing the economic impact of vaccine availability when controlling foot and mouth disease outbreaks

Report

Published2018

Baseline study on impact assessment of artificial insemination in pigs in Nagaland

Book Chapter

Published2018

Leveraging development programs—Livestock research

Journal Article

Published2018

The role of trust and networks in developing Nicaraguan farmers’ agribusiness capacities

Journal Article

Published2018

Using high-resolution data to assess land use impact on nitrate dynamics in East African Tropical Montane Catchments

Journal Article

Published2017

The economic impact of a new animal disease:same effects in developed and developing countries?

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ILRI Projects on impact assessment

Jan 2012Dec 2013

Evaluating the impacts of livestock and aquaculture microcredit and value chain programs on women’s empowerment

Project activities Evaluating and documenting case studies of the impacts of livestock and aquaculture financing, value chains and livelihood projects on poverty and equity outcomes. Sharing information on livelihood approaches that integrate women’s rights. Developing strategies and building...