AU-IBAR Repository: Recent submissions
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Updating a National Atlas of Tsetse Flies and African Animal Trypanosomosis in Ethiopia
(2025)Tsetse flies are economically important vectors not only from veterinary perspective but also from public health point of view in Ethiopia. -
Coordinated management of AAT: The Continental Strategy
(2025)Over one-third of the continent’s population—approximately 470 million people—depend directly on livestock -
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Update on the Development of the National Atlases for Tsetse and Animal Trypanosomiasis in Zimbabwe
(2025)The generation of maps for both tsetse and Trypanosomiasis surveillance and control is pivotal to the country’s policy of progressive TAAT elimination in support of sustained rural development -
Review on the use and misuse of trypanocidal drugs
(2025)Trypanocidal usage remain the main method of controlling Animal Africa Trypanosomiasis in Sub Saharan Africa(Mbewe et al., 2015). -
Développement de l’Atlas des glossines et des Trypanosomoses Animales Africaines au Tchad
(2025)Depuis plus de 30 ans le Tchad lutte contre la THA, les mouches tsétsés et le contrôle de la TAA • La mise à jour de la limite nord des mouches tsétsé réalisée en 2022 (Brahim et al., 2024), mais il n'existe pas de carte ... -
Genetic diversity of trypanosomes circulating in the blood and skin of domestic and wild animals of Campo and Bipindi sleeping sickness foci of the forest region of southern Cameroon
(2025)About 32 of the poorest African countries are infested by tsetse flies or mechanical vectors -
Resultats de l’essai pilote de la strategie regionale de lutte contre les trypanosomoses dans la zone economique speciale (zes) de sikasso au Mali
(2025)Le Projet de Dialogue régional et d'Investissement pour le Pastoralisme au Sahel et sur la côte de l'Afrique de l'Ouest (PREDIP), financé par l’Union européenne à travers sa Composante intitulée projet de contrôle des ... -
Advancing Animal Trypanosomosis Control: Innovations and Progress from the COMBAT Project
(2025)Reduce the burden of animal trypanosomosis (AT) in Africa
