RESEARCH PROJECTS

These country-based or regional projects were selected and funded based on an open, competitive process. Research is conducted by a team, and all projects include both a Principal Investigator and collaborators.

Looking for completed projects? Visit the respective country page for Burkina Faso, Niger, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Kenya and Uganda, Cambodia and Nepal.

Burkina Faso 

Poultry Losses and One Health (POLOH): Reducing Losses and Zoonotic Risks along the Poultry Value Chain through a One Health Approach

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Burkina Faso & Niger

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Nigeria: MAP 

This project is funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

• Market Analysis for Pastoralists (MAP)

Ethiopia

Aflatoxin M1 Health Risks vs. Benefits of Dairy Consumption in Ethiopian Children: An Epidemio­logical Trial and Risk-Benefit Analysis

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Ethiopia & Burkina Faso

The EQUIP project is funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

• EQUIP—Strengthening Smallholder Livestock Systems for the Future
• CAGED Study: Campylobacter Genomics and Environmental Enteric Dysfunction (Ethiopia only)
• FEED Study

Kenya & Uganda

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Rwanda

Profiting from pigs in Rwanda: Improving People’s Lives and Livelihoods through More Productive Pig Farming 

Application of the Integrated Decision Support Systems to Improve Livestock Systems and Household Nutrition in Rwanda for Research and Capacity Development

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Cambodia

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Nepal

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RESEARCH PROJECTS: Non-competitive

In addition to the competitive awards, non-competitive funding has been granted to two groups:

1. University of Florida faculty members, who lead Cross-Cutting Themes & Areas of Inquiry
2. International Livestock Research Institute, our main implementation partner