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Combating infectious diseases of livestock for international development (CIDLID)

Co-funding

  • DFID
  • Scottish Government

Funding total

£13M jointly from BBSRC and DFID with contributions from the Scottish Government.

Number of projects funded

16

List of awards

Purpose

To support high-quality basic and strategic biological and biotechnological research into infectious diseases of the principal livestock species in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, and to forge productive partnerships between scientists in the UK and developing countries.

Key aims

To enhance the livelihoods of the poor of Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia by generating underpinning scientific knowledge that will improve farm animal health, welfare and productivity by enabling the more effective, sustainable management of livestock diseases.

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Brian Harris
brian.harris@bbsrc.ac.uk
tel: 01793 413249
fax: 01793 413234

  

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