CURRICULUM VITAE
Email Address: m_handlos@yahoo.fr, mhandlos@web.de
skype: michandlos, Tel :+250781523413
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Education
Handlos
Bernd-Michael Herbert
26.03.1949
German
KG 406 ST 42, Kigali, Gacuriro, Rwanda
Institution
[ Date from - Date to ]
Washington University, Pennsylvania, USA
Sept 1997 to July 1999
Maryland University, Cairo Branch, Egypt
Oct 1996 to Feb 1997
Wye College, University of London, UK
Oct 87 to Dec 1990
Regional Veterinary Council, Bavaria Munich,
Germany, Oct 78 to July 1981
Veterinary Faculty , University of Munich,
Germany, Jan 1972 to Feb 1974
Veterinary Faculty, University, Munich, Germany
Oct 1967 to Nov 1972
Degree(s) or Diploma(s) obtained:
EMBA (finance) with options: microfinance and
TQM (total quality management)
Accounting certificate
MSc Agricultural Development with options agroeconomics, livestock development , marketing,
gender issues, participatory approaches
MVSc tropical veterinary medicine (epidemiology)
PhD in animal nutrition
DVM
Continuous professional development:
 Environmental justice, UEA, UK
 GIS application, Royal Veterinary College, UK
 Project cycle management training by GTZ and EU PCM Helpdesk
 Logical framework approach. GTZ and EC
 Financial, contractual and visibility procedures of EuropeAid, Worldbank, DFID, ADBJICA, Handicap International France, Veterinary Without Border Germany,
 Accounting including computer-based accounting programs (GTZ, Handicap
International, EuropeAid)
 Staff coaching and conflict management (GTZ)
 Integration of disabled persons in development main stream (CBM)
 Training for trainers in adult education (GTZ)
 Training in computer applications (word processing, spread-sheets, database)
 Participation in more than 20 international seminars, conferences and workshops;
including lectures, presentations and paper submissions
 Numerous studies and missions (project evaluation, feasibility studies, project
identification missions ), co-author in ST expert reports (GTZ, EDF, WB)
 16 publications in international acknowledged journals
 Author and Co-author of training manuals and SOP (GAHP, artificial insemination, farm
management, animal health for CAHW)
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Language skills: Indicate competence on a scale of 1 to 5 (1 - excellent; 5 - basic)
Language
German (MT)
English
French
Arabic
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8. Membership of professional bodies:
Applicant to Rwandan Council of Veterinary Doctors
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Writing
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9. Present position:
Area Program Manager Pibor, South Sudan for VSF Germany
10. Professional experience:
Animal health, veterinary
legislation,
Livestock production
(animal husbandry =
feeding, breeding,
housing, animal welfare)
Project management
 MVSc tropical animal health and livestock production (formal training
and on –site experience),
 Livestock disease economist,
 Value chain development: identification and implementation using
ILRI Value chain tool, SWOT, HACCP, QAS for milk and dairy
products, meat, poultry, livestock (cattle, goats sheep) and silk in
order to improve their competitiveness and efficiency, training, PPP,
social safeguard (gender , disabled persons, minorities),
 Feeding (PhD in animal nutrition, field experience including feed
production , pasture improvement, calculation of rations)
 Good Animal Husbandry Procedures (GAHP) for small and medium
scale pig and poultry production, preparation of reference manuals
and Standard Operation Procedures for farmers, ToT and training of
extension workers including Communal animal health workers
(CAHW, VVW),
 Small ruminants and cattle: animal health (prophylaxis, curative
interventions, feeding),
 Transboundary disease control (livestock movement, quarantine,
certification) and OIE pathway application for declaration of
freedom from diseases,
 Sanitary and phyto-sanitary procedures (SPS measures),
 Strengthening veterinary services including diagnostic laboratories,
field services, veterinary pharmacies and promoting of veterinary
privatisation,
 Review of livestock related legislation,
 Support to the creation/operations of veterinary/para veterinary
associations and VSB,
 Livestock trade (support to traders/processors of livestock and meat
in the Horn of Africa),
 One world, one health approach
38 years technical advisor in third world countries of in West, Central
and east Africa, Mediterranean region, Middle, South and South-East
Asia
Over 25 years as CTA/team leader, and project manager in GTZ,
EuropeAid, Worldbank and INGO funded projects, trained in Total
Quality Management and client satisfaction
 Setting up of office infrastructure and recruiting of local technical and
ancillary staffs,
 Work in conflict areas (Burundi, Somaliland, Puntland, Yemen,
Balochistan),
 Coordination of projects implemented in different locations,
 Human resources management of international and local TA inputs
(short term and long term staffs): coordination, development,
coaching of staffs with multi cultural backgrounds,,
 Familiar with project management tools (project cycle management,
logframe/result based planning including similar approaches to
capacity works used by World Bank and EuropeAid, SWOT and
stakeholder analyses, programme estimates and workplans,
M&E/MIS, reporting , visibility and communication (ICT) through
training and working experience),
 Donor liaison (round tables for donor harmonization and
coordination),
 Project feasibility (project identification) , appraisal, proposal and
evaluation missions,
 Reporting and financial management (preparation of workplan and
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Additional experience
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cost estimates, monitoring of expense, accounting, support to
audits),
Public private partnerships between stakeholders and capacity
building of actors according to their specific requirements (extension
services, producers, traders, processors through training,
Organisation and support to self-help structures (farmer groups,
cooperatives, professional associations),
Support to micro enterprises (business plans, training in
management, setting up of rural loan schemes),
Consumer/end user awareness creation,
Familiar with procedures of EU Eco Label and Fair Trade
certification,
Experience in adult training programmes (assessment of training
need, development of syllabus, preparation of educational material,
visibility and communication, formal training and ToT),
Strengthening of central and devolved institutional structures (gap
analysis in training, equipment),
Adviser to governmental/ public sector bodies and sector policy
programmes (15 years as technical adviser to National Veterinary
Services in Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Egypt, Ethiopia, Pakistan,
Laos ,Yemen and Vietnam),
Familiar with participatory methods like PRA, ABCD, farmers train
farmers, farmer field schools, participatory disease search,
Mindful to cross cutting social and environmental issues like
integration of women, ethnic minorities and disabled persons,
environmental protection (WATSAN, waste handling, recycling).
Geographical work experience (chronological order)
Germany, Tunisia, Togo, RD Congo, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Benin, Burundi, Egypt,
Burkina Faso, Laos, Ethiopia, Pakistan, Yemen, Somaliland, Puntland, Vietnam, Uganda,
Rwanda, South Sudan
12. Professional experience
Date
from
Date
To
Location
04.2015
To
11.2015
01.2015
Ongoing
11.2014
To
12.2014
Pibor
South Sudan
06.2011
ongoing,
Contract
ending
October
2014
Hanoi,
Vietnam
Kigali,
Rwanda
Kampala
Uganda
Company & Reference
Person (name & contact
details)
Position
Description
VSF Germany,
Dr Willi Duehnen
duehnen@vsfg.org
DOKMAI RWANDA LTD
Mrs Umunyana, Bernadette
info,dokmairwanda@gmail.com
ILRI. Kenya
Area Program
Manager, Jonglai State
Coordination of various projects dealing with Reintegration of Children Affected by
Conflict Animal health, livestock development, animal nutrition, training of CAHW funded
by GIZ, UNICEF, UNDP, USAID-OFDA
Animal health, livestock development, animal nutrition, meat inspection and
slaughterhouse operations, training
Dr Danilo Pezo Pezo,
D.Pezo@cgiar.org
NIRAS AS SE Asia
Mr Geoff Moyle, director
GMO@NIRAS.DK
WB funded
Consultant
Consultant for ST
mission
Design and operation of a rural slaughterhouse including meat inspection (HACCP, GMP,
GHP) in the target zone of the ILRI project Smallholder Pig Value Chain Development in
Uganda (SPVCD/IFAD/EU)
Chief technical adviser
(CTA) of a multidisciplinary 11 persons
senior local adviser
team
CTA of the Livestock Competitiveness and Food Safety Project (LIFSAP), with a budget of
79 million US$ in charge of project management, reporting and M&E
Adviser to the Agricultural Project Management Board of the Ministry of Agriculture and
Rural Development and to Departments of Livestock and Animal Health in developing a
long term strategy for the livestock sector, legal review and updating of legal
framework, veterinary training, sanitary mandate, VSB, preparation of LIFSAP extension
proposal (45 million US$), one world, one health approach according to Hanoi declaration
LIFSAP objectives:
 Improvement of food safety for consumers through a meat value chain approach from
producers applying Good Animal Husbandry Practices (GAHP) to upgrading of
slaughterhouses and meat markets and the introduction of meat and food inspection
respecting issues of environment protection (waste water treatment from livestock
production) and social safeguard (gender /ethnic minority inclusion).
 Strengthening of veterinary and animal production support services at central and
provincial level (diagnostic and nutrition laboratories, livestock research centres and of
private service suppliers (feed, drugs, vaccines) in horizontal and vertical production
alliances through PPP
 Trainer of extension workers/veterinary staff in HACCP, animal health, bio-security,
disease control, feed quality and livestock production related issues
 Trainer of inspectors certifying production units as GAHP conform.
07.2010
to
05.2011
Hargeisa,
Somaliland
and Garowe
Puntland
VSFG
Dr W. Duehnen, director
EDF funded
duehnen@vsfg.org
Project manager and
team-leader for a
project working
simultaneously in
Somaliland and
Puntland
06 to
07 2010
Nakai, Lao
PDR
NTPC 2, Line manager: Marcel
Frederik
ST
Consultant
02 to
03.2010
09.2009
To
07.2010
Vientiane, Lao
PDR
Vientiane, Lao
PDR
marcel.frederik@namtheun2.com
VSF G, Dr. W. Dühnen,
director, duehnen@vsfg.org
DOKMAI Export Co Ltd
Mrs Umunyana Bernadette
umuberna@yahoo.fr
ST Consultant
Part time Consultant
1. Somali Pastoralist Dairy Development Project (SPDDP 2) focusing on improving
pastoralists’ income from increased milk production and food security for consumers
through
 A dairy value chain from pastoralist producer to milk sellers in urban centres based on
public private partnership (PPP)
 Introduction of Quality assurance standards (QAS) and HACCP
 Creating a legal framework for milk and meat inspection,
 Production of educational and public awareness material
 Developing an long term strategy for the dairy and meat sector with regard to local
production, imports and export
 Member of advisory roundtable on livestock strategies headed by Min. Plan
2. Adviser to FAO project on “Promoting an internationally competitive Somali meat
industry – Phase II (SOMEAT 2) through public private partnership (meat board, QAS and
HACCP and product branding
Proposal for a strategy for livestock development (pigs, buffaloes, cattle, poultry) as
social safeguard measure for recently resettled households of the Nam Theun reservoir in
the province of Khamouan
Drafting of project proposal for SPDDP 2 and fine-tuning of proposal for SOMEAT 2
submitted successfully to EC for funding
Setting up of “Fair Trade” compliant value chain for handicraft silk production (company is
now Fair Trade approved)
Setting up of value chain to produce silk according to the norms of the EU Eco Label
Webpage design and web page management
09.2005
to
11.2009
Northern
Provinces of
Lao PDR
JVL Consulting/
NIRAS (Scanagri)
Consortium
Brussels
EC funded
Mr Pascal Tordeur, director
tordeur@sher.be
Project manager and
TL of ITA team (more
than 20 ST TA) to the
Lao EU Livestock
Farmer Support Project
Adviser to Department
of Livestock and
Fisheries (DLF)
03.2009
to
04.2009
Yemen
Consortium ICON Institute JVL Consulting
WB funded
Mr Pascal Tordeur, director
tordeur@sher.be
Consortium AGROTEC, Italy,
NRI, UK and AGH, Germany
for EU
Mr Marco Girelli
girelli@agrotec-spa.net
ST consultant: livestock
diseases economist
11.2004
to
08.2005
Quetta,
Balochistan,
Pakistan
Co-Director of the
SLSP Balochistan,
Technical adviser to the
(1) Director General of
Livestock and Dairy
Development (LDD)
(2) PMU of SLSP
Pakistan
(3) Provincial Secretary
of LDD , Balochistan
Livestock development in 33 districts of 6 northern provinces in Laos through improved
animal health services (public and private), better livestock marketing, and GAHP.
Accompanying measures include disease surveillance through a village livestock
information system using Village Veterinary Workers (VVW) and key informants through
participatory disease search, training of district extension staff, VVW and farmers (animal
health, animal production, feeding, housing, marketing), implementation of a village based
revolving fund for livestock development.. Collaboration with /support to national (National
Animal Health Centre, NAFRI, NAFES, Avian Influenza Project) , provincial and district
livestock services as well as donor projects in the livestock sector (ADB, GTZ, CIAT).
Support to working group on livestock legislation
Project implementation following the relevant EC guidelines for (1) contract procedures,
(2) programme estimates, (3) visibility and communication, (4) project cycle management
Deployment and coordination of international and local short term consultants for surveys
and capacity building (more than 20 missions during project life)
Training of trainers for extension services, farmer sensitisation and training, marketing of
livestock, support to the national veterinary laboratory and the provincial diagnostic lab ,
units including training of laboratory technicians, the feed laboratory, the national vaccine
institute, feed and pasture(sloping land techniques), veterinary and animal health
information system, accounting, M&E, communication/data base management)
Support to the Department of Livestock in developing and expanding the national strategy
for the livestock sector, contributing to the veterinary legislation , and drafting meat
inspection training manual, training of meat inspection trainers in 47 districts, assessment
of district slaughter facilities and recommendations
Follow up of 6 postgraduate animal health/veterinary Master students, support of thesis on
hydatiosis in Northern Laos (thesis prepared through Freie Universitaet of Berlin)
Guest lecturer in Veterinary Public Health Master course of Veterinary Faculty Chiang Mai
Implementation of M&E and MIS for project progress monitoring
Development of a searchable database of project achievements
Preparation of training videos in local languages
Preparation of extension proposal of project
International expert service as Livestock Diseases Economist to the General Directorate
of Animal Resources (DGAR) and the Rain-fed Agriculture and Livestock Development
(RFALD) Project: Benefit./cost of disease control, veterinary privatisation, disease
compensation scheme, veterinary sanitary mandate
Strengthening of livestock services programme (SLSP) , Pakistan, Balochistan province
Support in project management (revision of logframe and preparation of AWP and budget;
implementation of M&E system); implementation of activities related to achievement of 10
project components including legal and regulatory framework HR strengthening through
training, rationalising livestock services delivery (public/-private sector partnership) and
support/creation of village organisations/producer groups; implementation of VVW
(training and through support of NGOs); development and implementation of marketing
information system, rinderpest surveillance identification of marketing patterns, marketing
opportunities including exports and existing bottlenecks, collaboration with the FAO FMD
and rinderpest projects
01.2003
to
10.2004
Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia,
nation-wide
Consortium GTZ-IS
Nairobi/SATEC Development,
Financed by EDF
Mr Frederique Bourdillat
satec@satec-dev.fr
Project manager/TA
Pan African Campaign
against Epizooties
(PACE)
Adviser to the director
of livestock and the
National Authorizing
officer
12.2000
to
12.2002
PDR Laos,
Savannakhet
and
Xiengkhuang
provinces
(with
headquarter in
Vientiane)
Handicap International / Action
Nord Sud,
Dr E. Richardieu
contact@handicapinternational.org
Country director and
manager of funds from
the EuropeAid, ECHO,
ADB/JICA and British
(DFID), French and
German Embassies
10.00 to
12.00
Cambodia
02.00 to
03.00
Guinea
Conakry
Handicap /Action Nord
Herve Bernard
contact@handicapinternational.org
AGROTEC, financed by EDF
Mr Kastriot Koshaj
koshaj@agrotec-spa.net
Technical Consultant
for feasibility study and
project proposal to
EuropeAid
TL of evaluation
mission
Project manager of PACE Ethiopia: Day to day project management (preparation of AWP
and budgets, reports, tender documents, accounting etc.);
Adviser to the National PACE coordinator
Adviser to livestock department in reformulation of veterinary legislation
Adviser to the NAO and member of the Tender evaluation team for PACE tenders
Technical assistant to the central technical divisions of the Department of Livestock (up
to 8 national senior staff members) in epidemio-surveillance (rinderpest and RIFT Valley
Fever) , transboundry diseases, and participatory disease search (VVW , emergency
preparedness (preparation of emergency plan against rinderpest), veterinary service
delivery including training of VVW, and private professionals;
Liaison, assistance and coordination of decentralised 8 Branch Offices and 11 regional
diagnostic laboratories and the EU/FAO/PANVAC laboratory ;
Liaison with AU/IBAR and other donors in questions of coordination of PACE, surveillance
of the Somali eco-system, livestock movement control, monitoring of cattle trade,
promotion of livestock exports
Responsible for the management of 4 programmes of food security and community
livelihood through agricultural and livestock development and marketing, gender
promotion, Income Generating Activities (IGA), water and health, rural credit schemes,
associative and individual loans, revolving loans scheme in kind (rice and animal banks),
training of VVW (in collaboration with EC funded Strengthening of Livestock Services),
Village Health Workers (VHW) and Village mid-wives
Member in provincial livestock development advisory group headed by the provincial
governor
Liaison with technical departments of Ministries of Public Health and MAF/DLF,
NAFES/NAFRI (agricultural and livestock extension and research) and provincial services
of health and agriculture and forests
Support to ADB funded irrigation schemes by sensitising and organising water users
groups in these schemes
Project identification and technical and financial proposal for EC funded East Savannakhet
community development project. (funds received)
Project identification and financial proposal for ADB /JICA funded Muang Kham
Development Project (funds received)
Project proposal to ADB for support and organisation of water user groups for ADB funded
irrigation schemes (funds received)
Food security through community development project , Battambang province (feasibility
study, project proposal for EC Food Security funding)
Final project evaluation of PARC project Guinea Conakry
01.97 to
01.2000
Ouagadougou,
Burkina Faso
AGROTEC, financed by EDF
Mr Kastriot Koshaj
koshaj@agrotec-spa.net
Project manager PARC
BF and Technical
adviser to the Director
of the Livestock
Department and
member of the livestock
advisory group to the
Minister
10.95 to
12.96
Cairo, Egypt
Danagro, Denmark (Scanagri),
EC
Mr Godtfred Peterson/
Mr Peter Stigsen (retired)
scanagri@scanagri.dk
Project Co-Director,
Team leader and
Technical adviser to the
Secretary of Livestock
Department
10.92 to
09.95
Gitega ,
Burundi
10.91 to
09.92
Cotonou,
Benin
Particip, Freiburg, Germany,
for EDF
Dr Georg Ladj
georg.ladj@participic.de
AFC, Bonn, Germany for EDF
Mr Juergen Heinkele/
Mr Anselm Elles
afc@agroconsultants bonn.de
Project manager PARC
Burundi ,Technical
adviser to the director
of livestock
Project manager ,
PARC Benin and
Technical adviser to the
Director of Livestock
Production
Management of PARC Burkina Faso project, privatisation of veterinary service delivery :
set up of revolving loan scheme, business and technical training of private veterinarians,
Advising the Ministry of Livestock in conducive legal reform for veterinary privatization and
the control of transboundry diseases (transborder agreements with neighbouring
countries)
Support to sero-surveillance and disease search
Support to the veterinary council and the veterinary associations,
Support to the livestock department , review of the overall legal framework including the
meat inspection decree
Veterinary Service Program (VSP), privatisation of veterinary profession, loan scheme for
private veterinarians, training of national advisors (ToT) and business training private
veterinarians, support to veterinary faculties in curriculum revision with regard to
privatisation
Adviser to the Livestock department in questions of conducive legal reform for veterinary
privation and reform of the training curriculum of veterinary faculties
Management of PARC Burundi project. Capacity building of veterinary department for
privatisation of veterinary service delivery and eradication of rinderpest.
Creation of first private veterinary pharmacy
Support for the creation of a veterinary association
PARC Benin: Privatisation of veterinary service delivery and strengthening of the public
veterinary service, study on loan requirements, institutional set-up, legal framework.
Adviser to the livestock department in prerequisites for veterinary privatisation
Support to veterinary professional associations
04.76 to
12.90
10.7212.75
Cameroon,
Togo,
Tunisia,
Zaire (RDC)
Germany
German Technical Cooperation , GTZ Eschborn,
Germany
Late Dr Brueckle/Frank
Seifarth
Telefon +49 6196 79-0
Telefax +49 6196 79-1115
Rural veterinary clinic
Dr Seiderer/Dr Handlos
Miltach, Germany
Project manager and
team leader , CNFZV
Jakiri , Cameroon
Coordinator of German TA team (3 veterinarians) and coach of national lecturers at the
Veterinary and Zoo-technical Training Centre (CNFZV), Jakiri: training of livestock
extension workers and veterinary nurses and in service training (upgrading) of veterinary
field officers. Training in animal husbandry, business management, and meat inspection
(sworn in as meat inspector for the slaughter slab at Jakiri town). Hygiene improvement of
slaughter slab in Jakiri
Deputy project
manager, Team leader
of livestock extension
services
Projet de development de la Region Central , Sokode, Togo: Promotion of animal draught
and GAHP; feeding, housing, breeding , farmer training, revolving loan scheme for animal
draught , implementation of a provincial veterinary diagnostic laboratory and provincial
veterinary pharmacy, operation of a feed mill (feed formula development using local
feedstuff)
Support to Regional Veterinary Services
TL of CREAT extension
service (3 German TA)
Centre de Recherche et d’Elevage d’Aventou(CREAT), Palime, Togo: Trypanosomiasis
research station with attached cattle breeding station to disseminate trypanotolerant
animals to smallholders, extension and animal health services , credit line management,
on farm research
Meat inspection of project owned slaughterhouse at CREAT Avetonou
Technical advisor,
manager of animal
health field services
Tunisia (Rural development project Mogod and Krumari Sedjenane): Improvement of local
cattle population through crossing in Brown Swiss dairy cattle in order to increase milk
production, ToT and farmer training in basic animal health and GAHP, artificial
insemination; organisation of animal health services including laboratory diagnosis for the
district , on -farm research; .Rehabilitation and management of district slaughterhouse
Sedjenane, training of meat inspectors, Organisation and supervision of milk collection at
farm level, implementation of milk collection centres with cooling facilities, quality control of
supplied milk (milk laboratory), support to sales point in management, hygiene and milk
processing, (Yaourt production)
Brucellosis eradication and echinococcosis control
TL of mission team
RDCongo (Zaire) : feasibility study livestock development Kivu using private veterinarians
trained at the Veterinary faculty in Lubumbashi
Equatorial Guinea: Assessment of status of veterinary diagnostic laboratory, proposal for
upgrading, refresher training of lab staffs in standard laboratory techniques required for
diseases situation in Equatorial Guinea
All activities of a rural veterinary clinic (X-Ray, laboratory, surgery, advise to farmers).
Certified meat inspector for 9 small private slaughterhouses and for on-farm slaughtering
in the county.
Self employed,
assigned meat
inspector for the county
of Miltach
REFEREES
1. Dr Willi Duehnen, director, VSF Germany, Nairobi, Kenya, Tel: +254 (0) 20 38 70 378,
email: duehnen@vsfg.org, Skype: willi_duehnen
2. Dr Danilo Pezo, Project leader, ILRI, Smallholder Pig Value Chain Uganda, Tel:
+256775511595, email:d.pezo@cgiar.org, Skype: danypq11
3. Mr Geoff
Moyle, ex director NIRAS SEA, Phnom Penh, CAMBODIA, email:
geoff.moyle@urs.com, Skype: whereisgeoff
PUBLICATIONS:
1. Farmer manuals on GAHP in household based pig and poultry production. LIFSAP Manual, Vietnam
2013
2. Manual on slaughterhouse construction and equipment, LIFSAP Manual, 2012
3. Good Animal Husbandry Practices for pig and poultry in household based livestock production. LIFSAP
Manual and SOP, Vietnam, 2012,
4. Manual on meat inspection, LFSP Training Manual Series. Lao PDR , 2009
5. Manual on laboratory diagnosis of animal diseases, LFSP Training Manual Series , 2009
6. Manuals on cattle, buffalo, goat and pig production, LFSP Training Manual Series, 2008
7. The Egyptian approach to privatisation of the veterinary profession. Colloquy Paper. International
Conference of the Egyptian Poultry Association. Cairo, 1996
8. Influence of typanosomiasis infections on the health and production of livestock in Togo.
Trypanotolérance et Production Animale, 5, 1988, GTZ publication
9. A clinical case of trypanosomiasis (T.brucei) in an Asian tiger (Panthera tigris) in a private zoo in Togo.
Rev. Elev. Méd. Vét. Pays Trop., 37, No. spécial: 258 - 262, 1985
10. A clinical case of trypnosomiasis (T. brucei) in a cat presented to the veterinary services in Sokode.
Trypanotolérance et Production Animale, 4, 1985, GTZ publication
11. Economic aspects of rural ruminant husbandry at the village level. Colloquy paper "Trypanotolérance
et Production Animale" Lome (GTZ publication, 116, 1982
12. Introduction of small ruminant husbandry at the village level. Colloquy paper "Trypanotolérance et
Production Animale" Lome (GTZ publication, 116, 1982
13. Comparison of the clinical comportment of typanotolerant cattle breeds used in extension programs of
CREAT Avetonou. Colloquy paper "Trypanotolérance et Production Animale" Lome (GTZ publication,
116, 1982
14. Problems of semi- intensive poultry rearing in the central region of Togo. Gießener Beiträge zur
Entwicklungsforschung, Gießen, Germany., 1984,
15. The Avetonou model - experimental approaches to the integration of cattle breeding in small farms in
the humid zone of Togo. Trypanotolérance et Production Animale, 3, 1983. GTZ publication
16. Proposal for poultry feeding in semi-intensive small farms. Trypanotolérance et Production Animale, 3,
1983. GTZ publication
17. The degree of trypanotolerance in N'dama, local and cross breeds and the importance of strategical
use of trypanocides. Rev. Elev. Méd. Vét. Pays Trop., 35,4, 1982
18. Examination on possibilities to influence the conception rate in a tropical environment. Entwicklung
und Ländlicher Raum, 4, 1980,
19. Triplet birth in cattle after treatment with chlormadione acetate . Vet.Med.Nachrichten, 1, 1978,
20. Examination of several blood parameters in sheep with a provoked natural liver fluke infection. Der
prakt. Tierarzt, 61, 6, 1980,
21. Brucellosis Control in the Sedjenane Rural Development Project in Tunisia. Colloquy Paper, 1978, GTZ
publication,
22. Tests on the efficiency of Fenbendazole against strongyles in horses in the Sedjenane sub-division in
North Tunisia . Dtsch. Tierärztl. Wschr. 85, 7, 1978,
23. Antibiotic resistance and treatment of diarrhoea in calves on a large farm in Tunisia. Tierärztl.Umschau
33. 5, 1978, also published in IBAR, information letter, vol. 28, No. 11, 1980 and Annual Research and
Development, vol. 10, 1979
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STUDIES
2011 Ethiopia, Project proposal for “Improving and integrating animal health services in the
Livestock Value Chain through Public Private Dialogue in Ethiopia”,
EDF funded, for NIRAS, Poland
2010 Eritrea, Project proposal for “Support to Agricultural sector/Food security programme”,
EDF funded, for ICON Germany
2010 Vietnam. Project proposal for LIFSAP Vietnam, Project funded by WB and implemented by
NIRAS SEA
2010 Laos: Livestock development strategy for the Nakai resettlement area in Khamouan
province, for Nam Theun Power Company (NTPC 2)
2010 Somalia. Project proposal for Somali Pastoralist Dairy Development Project, phase 2
(SPDDP 2), and SOMEAT Phase 2 , implemented in Somaliland and Puntland for VSF
Germany
2009 Afghanistan. Project proposal for AHDP II, EC funded, for NIRAS PL
2003 Ethiopia: Rationalising veterinary service delivery in Ethiopia, EC Delegation and Ministry
of Agriculture, Addis Ababa
2002 Lao PDR : Project feasibility study, technical and financial proposal: Community
Development, XienKhuang province, for Handicap International France, funding obtained
from Asian Development Bank
2002 Lao PDR: Project identification and technical and financial proposal: Community
Development East Savannakhet, for Handicap International, France, funding obtained
from EU
2001 Lao PDR : Feasibility study : Micro credit project Savannakhet, for Handicap International ,
1996 Egypt. Study on the prerequisites for the implementation of a loan scheme to promote private
veterinary activities in Egypt. Comparison and analysis of existing loan scheme, analysis of the bank
loan sector for Veterinary Services Program /MOALR/EU/DANAGRO
1996 Egypt. Study on training requirements of private and governmental veterinarians in the field of
management, refresher courses, specialisation for VSP/MOALR/EU/DANAGRO
1993 Burundi. Study on the conditions to implement a credit scheme for private veterinarians for
OUA/IBAR/PARC/EDF/PARTICIP
1992 Benin. Study on the prerequisites to privatise veterinary activities for OUA/IBAR/PARC/FED/AFC
1986 RDC.. Study on the possibilities du improve the livestock performance in the Southern region of the
Kivu province for GTZ, Germany
1982 Togo. Study on the prerequisites to transform the agricultural development project Central region
into an integrated rural development project for GTZ, Germany
1980 Togo. Study on the possibilities to integrate livestock breeding in crop farms of the Central and
Plateaux regions of Togo for GTZ, Germany