Policy dialogue held to support small-scale pig farmers in Nagaland, India
Last month (27 Feb 2014), the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) and partners convened a meeting of actors in the pig sector in Nagaland, India, to review policies that could better...
View Article‘Ecohealth’ approaches linking human and environmental health in Kenya
Mother, child and the family cows outside their homestead in Busia, Kenya (photo credit: ILRI/Charlie Pye-Smith). ‘Many key health challenges like Malaria in Kenya can only be managed through the...
View ArticleLocal vendors, not supermarkets, are key to Africa’s food security
A book launched in Nairobi, Kenya, yesterday has lots to say to nutritionists and policymakers and government officials in Africa inclined to view the continent’s many ‘informal’ food markets with...
View ArticleInformal markets main source of food for Africa’s poor: Today and tomorrow
Food Safety and Informal Markets: Animal Products in Sub-Saharan Africa was launched at ILRI in Nairobi on 27 January, 2015 (photo credit: ILRI/Paul Karaimu). ‘. . . According to studies by scientists...
View ArticleOver-diagnosis of the milk-linked brucellosis disease in Kenya found—New study
Animal health experts from Kenya discuss future priorities for brucellosis control. They were part of a group of 60 participants at an international workshop held to discuss an integrated approach to...
View ArticleScientists stress need, amid COVID-19, to maintain focus on everyday zoonotic...
James Akoko, ILRI Animal Health Assistant with the People, Animals and their Zoonoses (PAZ) project, making blood smears (photo credit: BMGF/Lee Klejtnot). Most diseases that transmit from animals to...
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