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Ítem Changing attitudes: Women and men’s knowledge of small ruminants’ health in Ethiopia(International Livestock Research Institute) Wieland, BarbaraÍtem A gendered analysis of community profiles of target sites for small ruminant value chain interventions in Ethiopia(International Livestock Research Institute) Kinati, Wole; Mulema, Annet A.Ítem Gender-based constraints and opportunities to women’s participation in the small ruminant value chain in Ethiopia: A community capitals analysis(Informa UK Limited) Mulema, Annet A.; Farnworth, Cathy Rozel; Colverson, Kathleen E.Ítem Understanding gender roles in small ruminant health management in Ethiopia(International Livestock Research Institute) Wieland, BarbaraÍtem Indigenous African small ruminant strains with potentially high reproductive performanceWilson, R.T.; Murayi, T.Ítem The role of irrigated fodder production to supplement the diet of fattening sheep by smallholders in southern EthiopiaBezabih, Melkamu; Duncan, Alan J.; Mekonnen, Kindu; Adie, Aberra; Khan, A.K.; Thorne, Peter J.Ítem Economic impact of peste des petits ruminants on small ruminant production in Senegal: Gender considerations within a system dynamics modelling approach(Elsevier) Aboah, Joshua; Campbell, Zoë A.; Dione, Michel M.; Kotchofa, Pacem; Ilboudo, Guy S.; Wieland, Barbara; Lo, M.M.; Rich, Karl M.Ítem Introduction to Epidemiology and Control of Peste des Petits Ruminants (Eco-PPR) tools. 7.1 Participatory Disease Surveillance (PDS)―Overview(International Livestock Research Institute) Wieland, Barbara; Dione, Michel M.; Okoth, Edward A.; Jones, B.; Kotchofa, Pacem; Ilboudo, Guy S.; Campbell, Zoë A.; Rutto, ErickÍtem Notes on village systems of small ruminant production in Ghana and a bibliography of Ghanian small ruminant research(International Livestock Centre for Africa) Asare, E.O.; Wilson, R.T.Ítem Does participation of household members in small ruminant management activities vary by agro-ecologies and category of respondents? Evidence from Rural EthiopiaKinati, Wole; Mulema, Annet A.; Desta, Hiwot; Alemu, Biruk G.; Wieland, Barbara