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Abstract
Presents the findings of a training project in Nepal which teaches basic animal health care techniques to Nepalese villagers. Ten years later an evaluation was conducted to determine whether there was a continuing need for the courses and to assess their effectiveness. This book describes the course structure, content and approach, and presents the finding of the evaluation, offering an insight into a programme which could usefully be replicated in other rural areas all over the world.
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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CONTENTS | 5 | ||
Figures and Tables | 6 | ||
Preface | 7 | ||
Acknowledgements | 9 | ||
Acronyms | 10 | ||
Introduction | 11 | ||
Background | 11 | ||
Setting | 12 | ||
Livestock disease and animal health services | 14 | ||
Animal health improvement training programme | 18 | ||
The farm and veterinary clinic | 19 | ||
The training course - selection and content | 20 | ||
The beginners course | 22 | ||
Training resources | 23 | ||
The medicine kit | 27 | ||
The refresher course | 29 | ||
AHITP follow-up role | 30 | ||
Refresher course survey | 31 | ||
Field visits | 32 | ||
Introduction | 32 | ||
Palpa District | 34 | ||
VAHWs in Baugha Pokhara Thok | 41 | ||
South Lalitpur | 43 | ||
VAHWs in South Lalitpur | 48 | ||
Conclusions | 51 | ||
Appendices | 56 | ||
Appendix 1: Diseases treated by the VAHWs | 56 | ||
Appendix 2: Beginners' course contents | 58 | ||
Appendix 3: Refresher course contents | 59 | ||
Appendix 4: The AHITP recommended medicine kit | 60 |