School of Veterinary Medicine, Wolllo University, Ethiopia
Research Article
Major Trade Sensitive Diseases and Problems in the Afar's Dromedary Camels Market Chain and its Impact on Livelihood of the Pastoral Community in Afar Region, North East Ethiopia
Author(s): Samrawit Melkamu*, Angesom Hadush, Teshager Dubale and Mulat Asrat
A Participatory epidemiological study was carried out to identify the most economically important trade-sensitive diseases which constrain trade and to quantify and rank the
major diseases along the camel market chain originating from Afar pastoral community. A retrospective case-control study design was used to collect data on trade-sensitive
disease problems in the market chains using epidemiological techniques of a semi-structured interview, disease ranking, and matrix scoring. Information was collected
from producers, key informants, and participants in the Camel market chains. Purposive sampling was used to select a total of 153 producers, 29 traders, and 7exporters
were interviewed with separate semi-structured questionnaires to collect information on the quality constraints of a traded camel along the export market chain. Adiatu,
Aysaita, Awash 7, Elewha, Ch.. Read More»
DOI:
10.37421/ahbs.2022.6.160
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