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CTA Annual Report 2005

Reports & Research
Dezembro, 2006
Angola
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República Democrática do Congo
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Libéria
Madagáscar
Malawi
Mali
Marshall, Ilhas
Mauritânia
Maurícia
Micronésia
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São Cristóvão e Névis (Saint Kitts e Nevis)
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São Vicente e Granadinas
Ilhas Salomão
Samoa
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Sudão
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Essuatíni
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Zâmbia
Zimbabwe
África
Caribe
Oceânia

As an organisation, we look forward to ensuring continuity of professional services to our partners and ACP beneficiaries in the coming years as well as continuing with existing endeavours and embracing new opportunities as they may arise.

Destocking as an emergency drought mitigation measure: lessons learned from the 2005 'Turkana emergency livestock off-take' intervention

Reports & Research
Dezembro, 2006
Quênia
África Oriental

This report describes an emergency drought mitigation program executed by the non-governmental organization (NGO) Vétérinaires Sans Frontières Belgium (VSF-Belgium) in Turkana District, northwestern Kenya, in early 2005. It consisted of purchasing drought-affected goats from pastoralists in the worse affected parts of the district and donating them to local schools and health centres, where the resulting meat was to be used to supplement the diet of students and in-patients.

Input supply system and services for market-oriented livestock production in Ethiopia

Reports & Research
Dezembro, 2006
Etiópia
África Oriental

Livestock production in Ethiopia has, for long, remained subsistence with limited market-orientation and poor institutional support. Farmers and pastoralists produce and keep animals for various valid reasons, with little market-orientation. However, producing for the market requires re-orientation of the production system and development of a knowledge based and responsive institutional support services.