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  • © 2015 AU-IBAR. Validation workshop for the Strategic Framework for the progressive control of neglected animal diseases and zoonosis in Africa (SF-PROCNADA) at Naura Springs Hotel, Arusha - Tanzania 2-5 February 2015.The validation workshop of the Strategic Framework for the progressive control of neglected animal diseases in Africa (SF-PROCNADA) was held in Arusha, Tanzania from February 2nd to 5th 2015, at Naura Springs Hotel. The participants comprised the Directors of Veterinary Services from Tanzania,
    Workshop Validates Strategic Framework for the Progressive Control of Neglected Animal Diseases in Africa, at Arusha, 2nd to 5th February 2015
  • © 2018 AU-IBAR. Consultative Workshop on Establishing Sustainable Electronic Fish Market Information Systems (EFMIS) in Eastern and Central Africa; Kigali, Rwanda 3rd - 5th December 2018.
    Communiqué - Consultative Workshop on Establishing Sustainable Electronic Fish Market Information Systems (EFMIS) in Eastern and Central Africa
  • [© 2016 AU-IBAR. Group photo: Fisheries Communication Workshop, Elmina, Ghana, 29th February – 4th March 2016.] © 2016 AU-IBAR. Group photo: Fisheries Communication Workshop, Elmina, Ghana, 29th February – 4th March 2016.
    Press Release - Fisheries Communication Workshop at Elmina, Ghana
  • © 2014 AU-IBAR. From Left to Right, VET-GOV Project Officer, Permanent Secretary and Director of Veterinary Service Burundi.
    The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock of the Republic of Burundi Commends AU-IBAR for the Timely Support through the VET-GOV Programme
  • © 2018 AU-IBAR. Consultative Workshop on Enhancing Regional Capacity for Fisheries Observer and Fishing Vessel Register Programmes (With Discussions on Coastal, Port and Flag States Measures) 7th-9th February 2018 Mombasa, Kenya
    Communiqué - Consultative Workshop on Enhancing Regional Capacity for Fisheries Observer and Fishing Vessel Register Programmes
  • Fisheries and aquaculture make critical contributions to development in Africa especially in the areas of rural development, improved livelihood, employment (the vast majority of whom live in the rural areas, working in fish production); food security and nutrition (with fish constituting an important source of nutrients for the poor and often being the cheapest form of animal protein); and trade, (with a third of fishery commodity production in developing countries destined for export). The African Union-
    Improving effective participation of Africa in the WTO SPS Committee
  • © 2016 AU-IBAR. Group Photo.
    Press Release - Courtesy Call by the World Bank Practice Manager in Charge of Africa Environment and Fisheries to the Director of AU-IBAR
  • © 2014 AU-IBAR. VET-GOV Workshop to Benchmark the Process on Harmonization of WAEMU Veterinary Legislation. 16th – 18th December 2014, Dakar, Senegal.
    Benchmarking workshop on the process on harmonization of West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU) veterinary legislation

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