Sheep and goat pox (SGP) are contagious viral diseases of small ruminants.| GALVmed
Poultry diseases remain a persistent threat to small-scale chicken production in Africa. PREVENT used a two-pronged approach to enable medium-sized hatcheries in 11 sub-Saharan African countries to produce high-quality, vaccinated day-old chicks.| GALVmed
Mentoring has the power to positively impact everyone involved, as evidenced by an initiative to mentor field technicians in Tanzania to provide inclusive veterinary extension to small-scale poultry producers.| GALVmed
Office: Nairobi| GALVmed
Gender gaps in men and women’s access to resources, inputs and services mean their work in agricultural value chains falls far short of their potential in terms of scale, productivity, […]| GALVmed
MAHABA, the PREVENT Project, the GALVmed-Laprovet Senegal Project, and the BI LastMile Initiative.| GALVmed
GALVmed collaborates with partners to transform the lives of small-scale producers across Africa and South Asia through improved animal health.| GALVmed
Commercial development | GALVmed
Our work with our partners supports the small-scale livestock producers of the world.| GALVmed
Newcastle Disease (ND), Gumboro (IBD), Fowlpox (FP)| GALVmed
GALVmed specialises in product development partnerships uniquely established to translate global research progress into tangible livestock disease control tools for the developing world.| GALVmed
High prevalence of livestock diseases is a major constraint to increasing farmers’ incomes and enhancing agricultural development, food security and resilience. Availability and accessibility of high-quality veterinary medicines are considered key to combating animal diseases and helping to curb economic losses, however, registering veterinary medicines in Africa through the currently established processes is cumbersome and time consuming. Additionally, there is no overarching framework or ...| GALVmed
The Better Regulation project is set to further improve the regulatory systems in sub-Saharan Africa required to bring new veterinary products into market.| GALVmed
