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 Concept note livestock development
Evaluation externe de be-troplive:Rapport Final
Evaluation externe de be-troplive: présentation à l'atelier de restitution
be-troplive concept note on livestock research
"Where medics and vets join forces "; Intersectoral collaboration between the medical and veterinary professions in low-resource societies
- Documents produit par la Coopération Belge
Note stratégique pour le secteur de l’agriculture et de la sécurité alimentaire
Le document est attaché.
Note stratégique pour le secteur de l’agriculture et de la sécurité alimentaire
Approuvée par le Ministre de la Coopération au Développement Charles Michel à Bruxelles le 26 octobre 2010
Rédaction coordonnée par Damien Fontaine (Service Appui à la Politique, Direction Générale de la Coopération au Développement),
En collaboration avec la Plateforme belge Agriculture et Sécurité Alimentaire
Contenu de ‘Dimension 3’ (nr. 2008/3, Mai-Juin-Juillet 2008), le journal de la Coopération Belge au Développement, consacré à l'élevage et l'agriculture
- Documents par nos membres et organisations
 FAO Production et Santé Animales 1 Manuel
FAO Production et Santé Animales 1 Manuel
FAO Animal Health and Production Paper: Production des Oies
FAO: Pro-Poor Livestock Policy Initiative - A Living from Livestock
Small Scale Livestock Farming & Climate Change
A FAO and VSF-Belgium joint publication: Pastoral Field School Manual
Livestock Friend or Foe, The need to look at production systems in the debate about livestock & climate change
Scaling up the Fight against Rural Poverty: An Institutional Review of IFAD's Approach
- Autres documents
Training the Trainers - An Innovative and Successful Model for Capacity Building in Animal Genetic Resource Utilization in Sub-saharan Africa and Asia by ILRI
Since 1999, the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) in partnership with the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) have been providing capacity building on the sustainable use of Animal Genetic Resources (AnGR) through the novel approach of “training the trainers”. Scientists from 46 developing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia have been trained on animal breeding and genetics developments, implementation of breeding strategies, and on teaching and communication methods. Livestock accounts on average for about 30% of the agricultural GDP in developing countries, yet the productivity of many livestock populations is inadequate due to a complexity of factors. The genetic variability between and within species and breeds is largely unexploited at the same time as a continuous loss of genetic diversity takes place. Livestock productivity must increase to meet the projected demand for doubled meat and milk production within a few decades in developing countries, while minimizing environmental impact. These challenges require highly skilled people to lead the development in the desired direction. Unfortunately, developing countries suffer from a shortage of trained people, not least in the area of animal breeding and genetics, both at research and higher education institutions and in organizations responsible for livestock development.
People Pathogens and Our Planet: Volume 1
People Pathogens and Our Planet: Volume 2
Dépliant Livestock for the future
Réconsidérer le Rôle de l'Elevage
Good practices for biosecurity in the pig sector
Food Security and Agricultural Mitigation in Developing Countries:Options for Capturing Synergies
Introductory Guidelines to Participatory Rangeland Management in Pastoral Areas
Animal Health and Millennium Development Goals
GUIDE TO GOOD FARMING PRACTICES FOR ANIMAL PRODUCTION FOOD SAFETY
Dairy Development – Institutions in East Africa: Lessons Learned and Options
Competitive Dairy Value Chains in Southeast Asia - Project Report of Dairy Expert Roundtable Meeting
Learning AgriCultures:Insights from sustainable small-scale farming
Learning AgriCultures is a learning resource particularly useful for educators seeking support material for explaining about sustainable agriculture in their courses, at a university or college level, in special NGO training courses or elsewhere. Courses where this series could be useful include agriculture, rural development, environmental studies, research & extension, agricultural policy-making, for students primarily but not exclusively working in developing countries.
Module 4, about Livestock systems, can be consulted by opening the attachment.
Developed by ILEIA, you can also consult the other volumes via their website : www.agriculturesnetwork.org
FAO-the Brooke E-consultation on Working Animals: Final Report
 Core Livestock Data and Indicators: Results of a Stakeholder Survey
FAO-OIE-WHO collaboration-a tripartite concept note
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