Gendered roles and disease management in small ruminant enterprises in agropastoral and pastoral systems: Implications for PPR control
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Main Authors: | Namatovu, Jane, Mulindwa, P.L., Nkamwesiga, Joseph, Campbell, Zoë A., Ouma, Emily A. |
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2022-03-04T13:37:31Z
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Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/118339 |
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