Networks, Projects, Groups, Communities of Practice
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Why knowledge management matters, and how networks, groups and communities of practice can utilise the ecosystem to ensure knowledge is retained and managed.
We share knowledge every day, in conversations, documents, virtual meetings, etc. Much of that knowledge is not retained, but should be and can be on this platform. These profiles are an essential building block of collaboration with the AU-IBAR Ecosystem. They allow stakeholders to work together using tools like activity updates, blogs, calendars and shared forums. Find out more here.
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Recent Groups
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testing
Advisory
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EduIsle
Lagos , Lagos POLANDResearch and Data
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APMD Stakeholders Inception and Official Launch Workshop
Networking
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Lagos Deal Room
Lagos, SOUTH AFRICANetworking
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FishGov2 Steering Committee
Advisory
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APMD Technical Pillar Planning and Stakeholders Engagement Workshop - Kenya
Naivasha, KENYANetworking
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Inclusion and Visibility of Livestock in the Post Malabo CAADP Agenda
Advisory
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Mangrove Restoration Training - AU-IBAR Collaboration with KMFRI
Mombasa, KENYAResearch and Data
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Gender Strategy Development for Côte d’Ivoire
Research and Data
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Chief Veterinary Officers
Research and Data
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Recent Blogs
DRAFT 3.0 OF PROTOCOL ON WOMEN AND YOUTH IN TRADE TO THE AGREEMENT ESTABLISHING THE AFRICAN CONTINENTAL FREE TRADE AREA
South African Network for Women in Fisheries and Aquaculture
Nigeria’s Feed and Fodder Multi-stakeholder platform records over USD 100m in Investor Commitments
RAFFS Project: Nigeria
Strengthening MCS Systems to Combat IUU Fishing in West Africa
Conserving Aquatic Biodiversity in African Blue Economy
Recent Discussions
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venue for assembly
African Women Fish Processors and Traders Network (AWFishNet)
Posted by Patricia Lumba
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To enhance livestock productivity through improved feed and fodder.
Resilient African Feed & Fodder Systems (RAFFS) Project
Posted by Janice Scheckter
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To reduce the impact of agricultural volatility on smallholder farmers.
Resilient African Feed & Fodder Systems (RAFFS) Project
Posted by Janice Scheckter
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To improve the quality, efficiency, and reach of government and private sector services related to feed and fodder systems.
Resilient African Feed & Fodder Systems (RAFFS) Project
Posted by Janice Scheckter
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Consultancy report Check for factual correctness
Association of African Veterinary Education Establishments (2A2V-E) - Executive Committee
Posted by Dietmar Holm (Prof)