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GL-CRSP News
Jim Ellis Mentorship Program Field Blog - Part 2

Hello,

I’ve returned to Davis, California, with all of my research data ready to be entered into the co...

Livestock Forage Prediction in Mongolia Transformed Thanks to USG Assistance (Cable)

A cable from the US Embassy in Mongolia on the successes of the GL-CRSP GOBI Forage Project was recently approved for relea...

USAID Releases the Global Livestock-Climate Change CRSP Concept Paper

USAID recently released a concept note for the Livestock and Climate Change CRSP. According to the release, the "Concept P...

Jim Ellis Mentorship Program Field Blog: Part 1

Hello,

I've been in Tanzania now for about a week and a half and am thoroughly enjoying being back and also b...

 
Collaboration & Partners
The Pastoralist Livelihoods Initiative (PLI) Program

LINKS works with USAID/Ethiopia in the establishment of the Pastoralist Livelihoods Initiative (PLI) Program.

Supporting wildlife conservation and veterinary capacity

GL-CRSP helps integrate Sokoine University of Agriculture with the Tanzanian National Parks (TANAPA)

Avian Flu School Partners with the GL-CRSP ENAM and HALI Projects in Africa

The GL-CRSP Avian Flu School Project (AFS) has partnered with other GL-CRSP projects in West and East Africa to address poultry health and production through their village-level Newcastle Vaccination and Avian Flu Control Project.

 
Themes & Impacts
Capacity Building and Higher Education

Successful development requires effective human and institutional capacity, enabling environments, and the generation and free-f...

Risk Management

The world is becoming increasingly unpredictable. The forces of weather, globalization, population, and disease create a dynami...

Human welfare and nutrition

Development programs targeting human welfare and especially nutrition (diet diversification, improved cognitive capacity, and di...

 
Featured Publications
2007 PARIMA Research Briefs ENAM EEP Report GL-CRSP 2006 Annual Report
Livestock News
GL-CRSP/World Bank Planning Initiative Report: Repositioning Livestock on the Development Agenda

In response to the World Bank World Development Report 2008: Agriculture for Development, the GL-CRSP in collaboration with...

Study finds Emerging Infectious Diseases on the Rise

From NPR's Morning Edition, February 21, 2008: Scientists analyzed 335 diseases that emerged between 1940 and 2004, and fou...

Borrowing the brains while reversing the drain

From SciDev.Net 14 January 2008: "There is no need for labs to poach researchers from developing countries; let them return...

A Case for New Institutions

Science magazine recently featured an editorial by Kamiljit Bawa, Ganesan Balachander, and Peter Raven entitled "A Case for...

A Dying Breed: New York Times Magazine Article on Livestock Biodiversity in Uganda

A recent New York Times Magazine Article investigates the growing threat to livestock biodiversity in Uganda: the Holstein....

 
Videos & Podcasts
Global Livestock CRSP Podcast Vol. 3, Episode 1: Researcher Danielle Knueppel of the GL-CRSP interviews Dr. Peter Msoffe of the Avian Flu School Project

Global Livestock CRSP Podcast Vol. 3, Episode 1: Researcher Danielle Knueppel of the GL-CRSP interviews Dr. Peter Msoffe of...

GL-CRSP Podcast Volume 2, Episode 2, Part 1: Emerging Infectious and Zoonotic Diseases

Global Livestock CRSP Podcast Vol 2, Episode 2, Part 1: A panel discussion at the GL-CRSP and World Bank’s “Repositioning L...

GL-CRSP Podcast Volume 2, Episode 1: Kathy Sierra, VP of the World Bank’s Sustainable Development Network on Livestock's Role in Development

Global Livestock CRSP Podcast Vol 2, Episode 1: Kathy Sierra, Vice President of the World Bank Sustainable Development Netw...

 
Focus On
2008 Jim Ellis Award Winners Announced

GL-CRSP announces first Jim Ellis award recipients for 2008

PARIMA Project Members Receive Gold Medal Awards from ESAP

GL-CRSP PARIMA Project Members Receive Gold Medal Awards from the Ethiopian Society of Animal Production (ESAP)