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Hali Project

Davis, United States

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The Health for Animals and Livelihood Improvement (HALI) Project is a collaborative research and capacity building program investigating health at human-animal-environment interfaces in Tanzania.

Publications

Pastoralist perspectives on livestock health, livelihood improvement, and environmental change


July 14, 2014

Modeling Zoonotic Disease Regulation under Climate Change Scenarios


May 2, 2012

Wildlife Health Handbook - Kiswahili version


April 2, 2012

Wildlife Health Handbook


April 1, 2012

Pastoralist Access to Livestock Health Services: Implications For ClimateChange-Driven Disease


March 2, 2012

Pastoralist Access to Livestock Health Services - Implications for Climate Change-Driven Disease


March 1, 2012

HALI Healthy Animals for Healthy Households Comic


March 1, 2010

HALI Healthy Animals for Healthy Households


March 1, 2010

New Medicine for Emerging Zoonoses - Reducing Disease Risk in Tanzania Using a One Health Approach


January 2, 2010

Public Health and Rural Livelihoods under Water Scarcity in the Ruaha Landscape, Tanzania


January 2, 2010

Fecal Pathogen Pollution in Surface Waters of the Ruaha Ecosystem, Tanzania


January 2, 2010

Integrating the Management of the Ruaha Landscape of Tanzania with Local Needs and Preferences


January 1, 2010

Building Human Capacity to Solve Ecosystem Health Challenges in Developing Countries


May 1, 2009

Landscape Factors Associated with Livestock Disease Deaths


May 1, 2009

Capturing Women's Voices - Socoieconomic and Gender Roles in Pastoralist Households


April 30, 2009

Innovative Approaches to Evaluate Household Health and Livelihoods


November 1, 2008

Evaluating and Managing Zoonotic Disease Risk in Tanzania


November 1, 2008

The Unintended Consequences of Development Assistance - the Case of Usangu in Tanzania


November 1, 2008