Maasai father and son tend to their cattle in Kitengela, Kenya (photo credit: ILRI/Stevie Mann).
Research priorities
Our work is carried out under four key priority areas:
Zoonotic and emerging diseases news- Integrated studies on the emergence of zoonoses in urban settings
- Covid-19 Kenya situation dashboard
- Tenth EDCTP Forum | Mozambique, 18-21 October 2020
- All you need to know about the novel 2019 coronavirus
- Trypanosomatid Parasites Meeting VI: from the lab to the field
- Letter from the Co-Principal Investigator: Prof Mark Woolhouse
- Surveillance of zoonoses in livestock and humans: experiences from AHITI interns cohort 5
- Establishing a serum bank of samples from confirmed cysticercosis positive and negative pigs
- Surveillance of Zoonoses in livestock and humans: a note from the post-doc
- 2 Post-doctoral Research Associate positions in One Health Regional Network (HORN) in Kenya
- News from ILRI blogs
- Building resilience: Combatting Marek's disease in Ghana's chicken industry
- What does it take to scale an agricultural innovation? Loraine Ronchi talks with Agnes Kalibata
- Successful improved smallholder poultry systems in Cambodia and Vietnam spur expansion
- K’Lusa empowering youth in Zimbabwe with livestock entrepreneurship skills
- A soil safari: on a quest to restore and manage grassland soils
- Building resilience: Community-led response to Rift Valley fever in Isiolo County, Kenya
- Gender mainstreaming lessons enhance climate action
- Empowering Tanzania’s women in business: Evaluating the readiness for scaling for two ILRI-designed gender empowerment tools
- Empowering women through education and agriculture research and innovation
- My first year as director general
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