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Improving the management of Trypanosomiasis in smallholder livestock production systems in Tse-Tse infested Sub-Saharian Africa

17.09.2017

To improve the control of Tse-Tse-transmitted African Animal Tripanosomiase (AAT) in Sub-Saharan Africa by developing African laboratories and veterinary services in CIRDES (Burkina Faso), UP (South Africa) and NAHDIC (Ethiopia) to detect drug resistence and conduct control laboratory in three countries, Ethiopia, Mozambique and Togo.

To promote and monitor the use of technical/structural innovations developed through the partnership of 3 EU institutions, ITM (Belgium), FUB and LUH (Germany).

 

Montant total (EUR) : 3 329 878.00

Montant total (EUR) : 2 994 878.00

Durée : March 2012 - February 2017

Organisation chargée de la mise en œuvre : PRINS LEOPOLD INSTITUUT VOOR TROPISCHE GENEESKUNDE STICHTING

Instrument de financement : DCI - Food Security

Zone bénéficiaire : All Countries

Project category
Public Health and Social Protection
Address
Ethiopia, Mozambique and Togo, Sub-Saharian Africa
Editorial sections
Africa
Togo