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Message from the president

Edmealem Shitaye (Dr.)

The Ethiopian Veterinary Association (EVA) is a pioneer, membership based professional association established in the year 1974 through the initiation of thirteen visionary veterinarian; now it has more than 1500 members. The association has a national mandate of promoting and strengthening the veterinary profession, respect professional ethics and code of conduct and above all to safe guard the right of veterinarians. Moreover, the association has been contributing to the emergence of efficient, effective and competitive livestock industry in Ethiopia. It is dedicated to policy advocacy, development, promotion, and dissemination of knowledge and good practices in the livestock sector and serving the interest of the society.

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JOURNALS

Aug 2020

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EVJ Volume 24 No. 1

Sep 2018

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Ethiopian Veterinary Journal Volume: 22, No. 1

Sep 2018

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Ethiopian Veterinary Journal Volume: 22, No. 2

Sep 2019

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Ethiopian Veterinary Journal Volume: 23, No. 1

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what we do

Collaboration

Cooperate and operate closely with the concerned government bodies and paly its own roles in the conduct discussions and research in collaboration with governmental and non-governmental organizations.

Connecting

The association serves as a bridge for the veterinary medicine and other related professions networking platform.

Capacity Development

To enable members develop their veterinary and human biological medicine and agricultural profession.

PROJECTS

HEARD (Health of Ethiopian Animals for Rural Development)

The overall objectives of HEARD is increase sustainable livestock productivity and improve the marketing of livestock products and the specific objective is quality and reliability of integrated public and private veterinary service delivery improved taking into account the increasing impacts of

Improving and Integrating Animal Health Services in the Livestock Value Chain through Public-Private Dialogue in Ethiopia (LVC/PPD)

The overall objective of the project is to contribute to increased incomes of livestock-dependent households in Ethiopia to alleviate poverty in line with the Millennium Developmen