Understanding the critical factors which support or inhibit the effective implementation of the One Health approach in Africa
Authors:
- Kathrin Heitz-TokpaKHKathrin Heitz-Tokpa
- Andrea Kaiser-GrolimundAKAndrea Kaiser-Grolimund
- Sini SavilaaksoSSSini Savilaakso
- Silviu PetrovanSPSilviu Petrovan
- Gracian ChimwazaGCGracian Chimwaza
- Richard SsenonoRSRichard Ssenono
- Alison Annet KinengyereAKAlison Annet Kinengyere
- Mercy MoyoMMMercy Moyo
- Lisa CrumpLCLisa Crump
- Christine AlokitCAChristine Alokit
- Mathew MutiiriaMMMathew Mutiiria
Preprint
- 25 September 2024
- preprint
- Published by CABI Publishing
Abstract
No abstract availableThis publication has 38 references indexed in Scilit:
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