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Presentation 2015-11-05

Autor: Domínguez Salas, Paula Alarcón, Pablo Häsler, Barbara Grace, Delia Alonso, Silvia Ferguson, E. Cornelsen, L. Fèvre, Eric M. Rushton, Jonathan

Purpose Overcrowded cities in developing countries present challenging environments for health, where zoonoses and food safety are difficult to control. Whilst animal source foods (ASF) have a well-recognized role in nutrition of vulnerable populations, their availability, safety and quality are ...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/69010

Investigación en Agricultura
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Domínguez Salas, Paula ,  Alarcón, Pablo ,  Häsler, Barbara ,  Grace, Delia ,  Alonso, Silvia ,  Ferguson, E. ,  Cornelsen, L. ,  Fèvre, Eric M. ,  Rushton, Jonathan ,  [The role of food systems in improving maternal and child nutrition in challenging African low-income settings] ,  The role of food systems in improving maternal and child nutrition in challenging African low-income settings
Presentation 2015-11-07

Autor: Carron, M. Alarcón, Pablo Häsler, Barbara Fèvre, Eric M. Karani, M. Muinde, P. Akoko, James M. Onono, J. Rushton, Jonathan

Purpose: Research on livestock food systems in developing countries remains limited, yet this context needs to be understood to investigate the epidemiology of zoonoses. The aim of this study was to use a value chain framework to characterize the broiler and indigenous chicken meat systems of Nai...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/72463

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Carron, M. ,  Alarcón, Pablo ,  Häsler, Barbara ,  Fèvre, Eric M. ,  Karani, M. ,  Muinde, P. ,  Akoko, James M. ,  Onono, J. ,  Rushton, Jonathan ,  [Using a value chain framework for food safety assessment of broiler and indigenous chicken meat systems of Nairobi] ,  Using a value chain framework for food safety assessment of broiler and indigenous chicken meat systems of Nairobi
Presentation 2015-11-03

Autor: Muinde, P. Karani, M. Akoko, James M. Rushton, Jonathan Fèvre, Eric M. Domínguez Salas, Paula Muloi, D. Häsler, Barbara Alarcón, Pablo

In Nairobi, with 3.1 million consumers and 30,000 pigs, the pork system may represents a major source of zoonotic pathogens. Yet, this system and its public health risks have not been described. The study used value chain analysis, a well-known method in economics, to investigate zoonosis and foo...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/72479

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Muinde, P. ,  Karani, M. ,  Akoko, James M. ,  Rushton, Jonathan ,  Fèvre, Eric M. ,  Domínguez Salas, Paula ,  Muloi, D. ,  Häsler, Barbara ,  Alarcón, Pablo ,  [Value chain analysis as a tool for assessing food safety risks in the Nairobi pork food system] ,  Value chain analysis as a tool for assessing food safety risks in the Nairobi pork food system

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