Research Report on Community Livestock Workers in Balochistan - Kamran Taj, Muhammad;Jamil, Rehan;Hassani, Taj Muhammad
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Technical Report from the year 2014 in the subject Veterinary medicine, grade: Phd, , course: Environmental Biology, language: English, abstract: Existing government line department services are mainly focused upon providing veterinary service to hardly 11 to 14% livestock of the province. In order to narrow the existing gape in the provision of animal health care services and to cater farmer's need for improved livestock production technologies there is need to develop community based extension services. Good results with such approach were achieved by Mercy Crop International in Afghanistan…mehr

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Technical Report from the year 2014 in the subject Veterinary medicine, grade: Phd, , course: Environmental Biology, language: English, abstract: Existing government line department services are mainly focused upon providing veterinary service to hardly 11 to 14% livestock of the province. In order to narrow the existing gape in the provision of animal health care services and to cater farmer's need for improved livestock production technologies there is need to develop community based extension services. Good results with such approach were achieved by Mercy Crop International in Afghanistan and by European Economic Commission (EEC) & Asian Development Bank (ADB) assisted Balochistan livestock department projects in some parts of the province. Since past decade there has been gradual shift in provision of animal health services towards community manage extension services because of UN agencies and other international donors started involving communities in this task. This concept eventually leads to evolution of professionally trained sustainable service providers. With the liberalization of animal health services in Balochistan , community livestock extension workers (CLEWS) have be come an important alternative animal health delivery channel in the Balochistan's marginal areas.Lack of empathy between the extension staff , particularly the urban based veterinary officers and ordinary rural people and a poor understanding by the technically trained extension workers about the real life situation in the rural areas.Center for Advanced Studies in Vaccinology and Biotechnology (CASVAB) University of Balochistan developed a comprehensive training module and gave training to CLEWS of Balochistan Rural Support Program and IUCN. 40% of trained CLEWS have begun earning their livelihood. On average Rs. 2500 to 3000 per month is being earned by each CLEW working in his village.
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Dr. Irfan Jamil was born in Punjab province, City Multan, Pakistan on Feb 25,1987. He earned Ph.D degree from Hohai University, Nanjing, China in 2021. He received his master degree from Hohai University in 2013. He had been as a MEXT research scholar in Kyushu University, Japan in 2014. He also did his master research work as a Visiting Research Scholar at Tsinghua University, Beijing from 2012-2013 under the project No. is 2012AA050215 National High-Tech R&D Program (863 Program) of P.R China. He had been part of the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant no. 51677054 and Grant no. 51577049 and in part by the State Key Research Project (2017YFB0902600) during his PhD program. He has been published more than 25 research papers and 8 e-books in referring international journals, including SCI, IEEE conference during the period of master degree program from 2011-2013 and PhD program 2014-2021. He is also an editorial board of committee in International Journal of I

nnovation and Applied Studies (ISSR) and in World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology (WASET). He is an editorial board member of Smart Science (TAETI Academic Publisher). He is also founder of Kambohwell Publisher Enterprises (www.kwpublisher.com) and Managing Editor in IJEW journal (www.ijew.io). His research interest Involves in solar system evaluation, solar energy production & power generation, Performance Ratio, Power Electronics and Power System Automation. These days, He is working as a Project Manager/ Commercial Manager in TBEA Xinjiang SunOasis Co., Ltd by the QASPL Govt. of Punjab Energy Department project of O&M (100MW Quaid-e-Azam Solar Power Plant Bahawalpur, Pakistan). He is an expert in the administration level field related to the industrial, commercial sector and in an academic firms.