Health for Animals and Livelihood Improvement
A Project of the
Global Livestock CRSP
USAID
One of the meanings of the word “Hali” in Swahili is “state of health”
We need your help to stay healthy! Click HERE to find out how you can help...
Project Partners (click here to see the full team)
UC Davis Wildlife Health Center
Sokoine University of Agriculture, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Wildlife Conservation Society, Ruaha Landscape Program
University of Vermont, Rubenstein School of the Environment
Tanzania National Parks (TANAPA)
Animal Health for the Environment and Development (AHEAD) initiative
Friends of Ruaha Society (FORS)
Tanzanian Wildlife Research Institute (TAWIRI), Veterinary Investigation Centre (VIC)
MBOMIPA, community wildlife management association
HALI is a collaborative US-Tanzania research and capacity-building program aimed at assessing the effects of zoonotic disease (diseases which can be passed between animals and people) and water management on health and livelihoods in the Ruaha ecosystem, Tanzania.
The program has just completed its first year. Please see our annual report for more details.
Latest Updates
Updates can be found on the HALI blog.