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Maintaining the Backbone of Kenya’s Economy

Maintaining the Backbone of Kenya’s Economy

by Kirsty Scott | May 26, 2021

Robina B Abuya highlights the impact of climate change on Kenya’s livestock and agricultural sectors and the critical interventions and policies required to support livelihoods, food security, and the economy

Commonwealth Shared Scholar flocks to New Zealand to continue lamb research

by Hannah Openshaw | Aug 6, 2014 | Alumni, News

Antoinette Simpah Danso is a 2011 Commonwealth Shared Scholar from Ghana. She studied MSc Meat Science and Technology at the University of Bristol. Antoinette’s MSc project was on the effect of various slaughter methods on the quality of lamb meat. She explains:...

Award enables Commonwealth Scholar to increase sustainable aquaculture production

by Hannah Openshaw | Jun 14, 2014 | Alumni

Dr Ruby Asmah is a 2004 Commonwealth Scholar from Ghana, who studied for a PhD in Aquaculture. Ruby was awarded the Leverhulme Royal Society Africa Award for her project ‘Planning for Improved and Sustainable Cage Aquaculture in Lake Volta, Ghana’. The three-year...

Agriculture & Rural Development Network Focus – October 2013

by Hannah Openshaw | Jul 20, 2013 | Alumni, News

Introduced by Paul Smith As many of you may already know I’m an Associate Academic Director at the Centre for Development, Environment and Policy at the School of Oriental and African Studies, part of the University of London, and a specialist in distance learning. I...

Governance challenges in agricultural innovation systems

by Hannah Openshaw | Jul 20, 2013 | Alumni, News

Josey Kamanda (2007 Commonwealth Shared Scholar from India, MSc Technology Management, University of Surrey) is now studying for his PhD,  looking at agricultural research policy implications. He is a recipient of the ‘Excellence Scholarship’ for PhD students...
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