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The African Union Inter-African Bureau for Animal Resources (AU-IBAR) is a specialized technical office of the African Union. It was established in 1951 and was initially known as the Inter-African Bureau of Epizootic Diseases. Initially it was mainly concerned with rinderpest control, but its mandate was expanded to other major animal diseases in 1956 and finally to all aspects of animal resource development in 1970.
The 2005-2007 AU/IBAR programme is focused on Animal Health and production as well as trade and markets. In this context trypanosomiasis which is considered a major obstacle to African agricultural development is of particular concern to AU/IBAR.
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Building from Fish Seed Production: Best Practices for a Sustainable Aquaculture Development In Africa
(2022-03)The Policy Brief was created as a result of stakeholder discussions at the inaugural meeting of the revised African Fisheries Reform Mechanism (AFRM) Think Tanks Executive Committee, which took place from 9 -11 March 2022, ... -
The Consultative Meeting to Validate the Terms of Reference and Rules of Procedure for RFBs and Establishment of a Continental Platform for Regional Fisheries Bodies in Africa
(2015-04)Report on the Consultative Meeting to Validate the Terms of Reference and Rules of Procedure for RFBs and Establishment of a Continental Platform for Regional Fisheries Bodies in Africa. The meeting was held from 22nd – ... -
Progress Report for the Period 13th December, 2016 to 12th June 2023 and the work Program for the No - Cost Extension
(2021)Livestock is a largely untapped sector, where appropriate investment could deliver substantive results for realizing the desired accelerated transformation of the Agricultural Sector -
Live2 Africa: Narrative Technical Report for 18 months period December 2019 – May 2021
(2019)Live2 Africa: Narrative Technical Report for 18 months period December 2019 – May 2021 provides a narrative of progress made against agreed project indicators and targets. A detailed analysis of progress towards each ... -
Live2Africa Narrative Technical Report for 12 months period July 2021 to June 2022
(2021-07)This report tells the story of the Live2Africa Project's progress against agreed-upon indicators and targets. Significant progress was made during the reporting period as a result of Member States reducing and eventually ... -
Live2Africa: Narrative Technical Report for the Period November 2018 – November 2019
(2019)This is a Technical report for Live2Africa project for the period November 2018 – November 2019. -
Live2Africa Narrative Technical Report for the period January 2020 – May 2021
(2020)The reports highlights the activities and achievement of Live2Africa within the stated period. The Project is implemented by AU-IBAR under Indirect Management through a Contribution Agreement with the European Union as an ... -
PAN-AFRICAN Support to the AU-IBAR for a Sustainable Development of Livestock for Livelihood in Africa
(2018)Live2Africa piloted new approaches to how AU-IBAR delivers: it takes a value chain approach, aiming to leverage this initial seed catalytic funding to target priority value chains that will demonstrate the desired growth ... -
Monitoring Questionnaire
(2015)Le but de ce questionnaire est de collecter des informations de base auprès des États membres de l’UA afin de permettre à l’UA-BIRA de mettre à jour les informations de référence et de progrès sur le soutien panafricain ... -
Regional Framework on Environmental Management for Sustainable Aquaculture Development in Africa - West Africa Region
(2016)Fish and fishery resources which offer great opportunities and benefits to the continent through employment, revenue and general contribution to socio-economic growth and development -
Regional Framework on Environmental Management for Sustainable Aquaculture Development in Africa - Southern African Region.
(2016)Productivity of aquatic production systems, aquaculture not withstanding depends on the status of aquatic resources which are generally considered renewable and need to be properly managed for their contribution to nutrition, ... -
Projet de Cadre Regional de Gestion Environnementale Pour le Developpement d’une Aquaculture Durable en Afrique Centrale
(2016)Projet de Cadre Regional de Gestion Environnementale Pour le Developpement d’une Aquaculture Durable en Afrique Centrale -
Review of Previous & Current Fisheries Agreements concluded by some African Union Member states in West & Central Africa
(2015)Numerous fisheries agreements result in the significant loss of benefits for African countries due to their flawed formulation as a result of weak negotiating capacities. The relatively low involvement of fishing communities ... -
Implementation of International Fisheries Instruments in Africa - a Case Study for West Africa
(2016)Fisheries sector plays multiple roles in AU MS. It contributes to the creation of national wealth through the money generated from the exportation of fish products, creates employment on both the small-scale and industrial ... -
Challenges and Opportunities for the Nagoya Protocol
(2016)Genetic resources from Africa have to be protected and valorised to ensure that benefits arising from their utilisation will flow to local communities who are the custodians of these resources and the associated traditional ... -
Institutional Assessment of Regional Fisheries Bodies and Water Basin Commissions in South-East Africa
(2013)Regional Fisheries Bodies (RFBs) can be considered as specialized institutions which generally facilitate regional efforts and approach in the conservation, management, and the development of fisheries and aquaculture.
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