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Sustainable Utilization of Indigenous Goats in Southern Africa

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Monau, P.
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Raphaka, K., Zvinorova-Chimboza, P., and Gondwe, T.

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1.00
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MDPI
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Goats have a key role in ensuring food security and economic livelihood to smallholder farmers in rural areas. Women play a vital role in goat rearing, promoting economic autonomy within households. Indigenous goats dominate and are of high significance due to their adaptive traits that are relevant for climate change and low maintenance. However, lack of emphasis on farmer-centered technology development and proper breed characterization remains a hitch to sustainable utilization and breed development of indigenous goats. This can be overcome through proper linkage between market and production, workable regional and national agricultural policies, community breeding programs, collaborative research work within the region, and consistent government support.

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food security; goats; climate change; Southern Africa
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Phetogo Monau
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+26-771-802-391
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Diversity
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Raphaka, K., Zvinorova-Chimboza, P., and Gondwe, T., (2019). Sustainable Utilization of Indigenous Goats in Southern Africa. Diversity 2020, 12, 20; doi:10.3390/d12010020

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Impact of Genetic Selection for Increased Cattle Resistance to Bovine Tuberculosis on Disease Transmission Dynamics

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Raphaka, K.
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 Sánchez-Molano, E., Tsairidou, S., Anacleto, O., Glass, E.J, Woolliams, J.A., Doeschl-Wilson A., and Banos, G.

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Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, a section of the journal Frontiers in Veterinary Science
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This document looks at the Impact of Genetic Selection for Increased Cattle Resistance to Bovine Tuberculosis on Disease Transmission Dynamics

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bovine tuberculosis, resistance, susceptibility, epidemiological model, genetic selection, prevalence
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Georgios Banos
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Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, a section of the journal Frontiers in Veterinary Science
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Raphaka K, Sánchez-Molano E, Tsairidou S, Anacleto O, Glass EJ, Woolliams JA, Doeschl-Wilson A and Banos G (2018) Impact of Genetic Selection for Increased Cattle Resistance to Bovine Tuberculosis on Disease Transmission Dynamics. Front. Vet. Sci. 5:237. doi: 10.3389/fvets.2018.00237

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APPSA LESOTHO LAUNCHES COMPENDIUM OF STORIES

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Department of Agricultural Research
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The compendium is a compilation of stories about project activities (research and development, agricultural extension, trainings, project management and monitoring) implemented under APPSA Lesotho. It is the mandate of the Communication Working Group (CWG) to manage project communication and technology dissemination for visibility and awareness, knowledge sharing and collaboration among stakeholders. The roles of Technology Dissemination Office; and Information Technology and Knowledge Management are responsible for ensuring the functionality and delivery of the objectives of the CWG.

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Overview of Malabo Commitments

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Martin Muchero
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1.00
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CCARDESA
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This presentation is about an overview of the Malabo Commitements

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Malabo Commitments; BR Reports
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Mr Martin Muchero
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+267 74229647
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M.Muchero(2022) An overview of the Malabo Commitements,Pg. 17

An Overview of the CAADP-XP4 Programme

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CCARDESA
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Ms. Futhi Magagula 

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CCARDESA
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This a presentation of  the CAADP-XP4 Programme 

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CAADP-XP4 Programme: CCARDESA
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Futhi Magagula
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+267 395 1863
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CCARDESA
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f.Magagula(2022), An overview of the CAADP-XP4 Programme, pg. 26

African forests, People and Climate change Project: Forest and Climate Changes Policies, Strategies and Programmes in the SADC and COMESA Regions

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Dr Cliff Dlamini
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African Forests Forum 

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African Forest Forum
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Climate change is now known to be a key threat to achieving sustainable development and poverty reduction targets, as well as attaining the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), in Africa. Climate change is altering rainfall patterns, water availability, and sea levels; it is increasing droughts and the frequency of bushfires, and increasingly impacting on human health, agricultural productivity, forests and biodiversity. In this way, climate change will negatively affect the social, economic and environmental dimensions of human livelihoods in Africa.

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African forests: People and Climate change Project: Forest and Climate Changes Policies, Strategies and Programmes ; SADC and COMESA regions
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Cliff Dlamini
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+267 395 1863
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CCARDESA
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Dlamini, C. S. 2014. African forests, People and Climate change Project: Forest and Climate Changes Policies, Strategies and Programmes in the SADC and COMESA regions. African Forest Forum, Working Paper Series, Vol. 2(17), 39 pp

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Inception Report: Study on Improving Existing Policies to Support Cross Border Trade in Agricultural Inputs and Commodities and National Trainings on Agricultural Innovation System Policy Practice Index in the SADC Region

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CCARDESA
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The Regional Network of Agricultural Policy Research Institutes (ReNAPRI

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1.00
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CCARDESA
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Study on Improving Existing Policies to Support Cross Border Trade in Agricultural Inputs and Commodities and National Trainings on Agricultural Innovation System Policy Practice Index in the SADC Region Inception Report

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Study on Improving Existing Policies to Support Cross Border Trade in Agricultural Inputs and Commodities and National Trainings on Agricultural Innovation System Policy Practice
Index in the SADC Region : Inception Report
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Dr Baitsi Podisi
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+267 3914991
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CCARDESA
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CCARDESA, (2021) Study on Improving Existing Policies to Support Cross Border Trade in Agricultural Inputs and Commodities and National Trainings on Agricultural Innovation System Policy Practice Index in the SADC Region Inception Report,Pg. 15

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Regional Knowledge, Information & Data Capture Guidelines Regional Training Workshop Report:

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CCARDESA
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Mr Martin Muchero and Dr Andreas Brandner 

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1.00
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CCARDESA
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Regional Knowledge, Information & Data Capture Guidelines Regional Training Workshop Report:

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Regional Knowledge, Information & Data Capture Guidelines Regional Training Workshop Report
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Dr Baitsi Podisi
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+267 3914991
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CCARDESA
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CCRARDESA, (2021) Regional Knowledge, Information & Data Capture Guidelines Regional Training Workshop Report,Pg. 22

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SADC Futures: Developing Foresight Capacity for Climate Resilient Agricultural Development Final technical report

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CCARDESA
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SADC Futures 

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1.00
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CCARDESA
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SADC Futures: Developing Foresight Capacity for Climate Resilient Agricultural Development Final technical report

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CCAFS 

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SADC Futures: Developing Foresight Capacity for Climate Resilient Agricultural Development Final technical report
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Dr Baitsi Podisi
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+267 3914991
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CCARDESA
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CCARDESA,(2020) SADC Futures: Developing Foresight Capacity for Climate Resilient Agricultural Development Final technical report,Pg. 13

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Situational Analysis Report: Assessment of Digitalization in the Agricultural Systems of the Soithern Africa Development Community

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CCARDESA is a key player in Agricultural Research for Development (AR4D) activities and wants to take the AR4D agenda forward by ensuring that Agricultural Transformation embraces digitalization because it has the potential to provide productivity and sustainability gains for the whole agricultural sector. Significant changes in agricultural systems are anticipated because of the convergence of new digital technologies which have the potential to change farming along whole value chains. The demand for region-specific digital technologies for agricultural innovations, coupled with a conducive enabling environment, calls for a systematic assessment of levels of availability of relevant digital systems and the extent to which such technologies are accessible in each of the SADC countries.

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Funding Partners

4.61M

Beneficiaries Reached

97000

Farmers Trained

3720

Number of Value Chain Actors Accessing CSA

41300

Lead Farmers Supported