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29/9/2009"I was so poor after my husband died that I was almost a beggar. My house had no roof, doors or windows. Today I am confident and earn money daily - I am a community animal health worker. I have 12 goats, several chickens and I’ve just bought a donkey to carry water. My children are all at school and I am hoping my eldest boy will become a doctor. I don’t need a husband to support me now."
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29/9/2009"I had about 20 chickens but they all died. Now I have to make sisal ropes to sell for a small income."
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29/9/2009"When animals get ill, the community animal health workers call me because they do not have the technical know how of diseases"
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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Department for International Development have entrusted 28 million USD to GALVmed over the next three years to make livestock vaccines, diagnostics and medicines accessible, affordable and available to the poorest people.
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29/4/2009Tabitha's job as the Toggenburg buck keeper in the FARM-Africa Kenya Dairy Goat Capacity Building Project helps support her family.
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30/4/2009MacDonald, a community health worker, treats and gives advice on animal health to local farmers in his community.
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23/4/2009Ruben Mushao works to bring modern animal care to his village.
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23/4/2009Since vaccinating his herd, Mepukori Mebolokini Mollel, a Maasai chief, is secure in his future.
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