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The CGIAR Livestock and Fish research program ran from 2012 to 2016. From 2017, please visit the website of the CGIAR Research Program on Livestock

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We respect your privacy 24 May 2018
Gender and aquaculture value chains: Key issues and implications for research 28 February 2018
Ethiopia small ruminant project stakeholders plan and prioritize 2017-18 interventions 18 May 2017
Navigating upstream and downstream research: reflections from the Livestock and Fish animal health flagship 21 April 2017
Pig vaccines and diagnostics for African swine fever in Uganda 7 April 2017

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Livestock and Fish - Presentation for Discussion with Donors and Partners - June 2013 1 June 2013
From farmyard to the lab 23 November 2012
In search of the wild chicken 23 November 2012
Livestock and fish value chain assessment toolkit, version 2 15 October 2019
Bovine brucellosis: Prevalence, risk factors, economic cost and control options with particular reference to India – a review 1 January 2018

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Vaccine solutions to East Coast fever for smallholder farmers in Tanzania
Pig Farmers training (Paricipant intro & Dr. Danilo Pezo (ILRI) - 1
Pig Farmers training (Paricipant intro & Dr. Danilo Pezo (ILRI) - 1
Modern Farming - ILRI Spearheads Development of Pig slaughter houses
Agricultural productivity and nutrition: the role of women
Disaggregating data: the only way to answer a gender question in research
Changing attitudes: women and men’s knowledge of small ruminants’ health in Ethiopia
Creating win-win situations for scientists: Gender and technical scientists working together
When committed and open-minded people come together to make gender research work
Gendered training and take home messages to improve pig husbandry in Uganda

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Top Posts & Pages

Diana Brandes–van Dorresteijn joins Livestock and Fish program as capacity development specialist
Livestock and Fish getting to grips with small ruminant diseases in Ethiopia
Uganda pig farmers trained in biosecurity measures to control African swine fever
Agro-pastoralist cattle keepers in Tanzania to benefit as dairy processor agrees to buy their milk
Ethiopia small ruminant project stakeholders plan and prioritize 2017-18 interventions
Linking small dairy producers to dynamic markets: Three business models from Kenya

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