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Contribution Agreement for AU-IBAR - Live2Africa
(2015)The demand for livestock and livestock products in Africa is projected to increase two to eight fold, depending on the product, by 2050, largely based on the anticipated increased human population in urban areas and ... -
Live2Africa: Contribution Agreement for AU-IBAR
(2017)The contribution agreement highlights the role of AU-IBAR in the implementation of the Pan-African Support to the AU-IBAR for a Sustainable Development of Livestock for Livelihoods in Africa – 2017-2021 -
Live2Africa 2017 Annual Report
(2017)This report covers 2017 activities of the Live2Africa Project. During the period under review, the activities centered on the establishment of the project team, support strategies development at national and regional levels, ... -
Live2Africa Annual Report
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Live2Africa Narrative Technical Report January 2017 – October 2018
(2017-01)Live2Africa, a five year Project with a continental scope, transmutes the Livestock Development Strategy for Africa (LiDeSA) into a program for how AU-IBAR can initiate catalytic action for livestock sector growth and ... -
Communique: 1st Steering Committee meeting of the Live2Africa Programme
(2017-12-07)This communique provides an overview of the 1st Steering Committee meeting of the Live2Africa Programme. The meeting was held at the AUIBAR Conference Hall, Nairobi, Kenya, on the 7th of December 2017. It was attended by ... -
Live2Africa narrative technical report: January 2017 – October 2018
(2018)This report covers implementation of the Live2Africa Project from its inception in January 2017 to October 2018. The Project suffered a slow start due to delays incurred by a protracted recruitment process that was conducted ... -
Live2Africa: Knowledge Management, Communications & Visibility Plan 2019-2021
(2019)The strategy provides the conceptual framework and knowledge management and communication plan for the Live2Africa Project for the period 2019-2021, and the extension period up to 2022.
