Goats are vaccinated by spraying. Once the medicine is inhaled, it protects them from diseases linked to the dryness of the soil. After a long period without rains, it is easier for these pathogens to spread quickly.

© UNFAO Goats are vaccinated by spraying. Once the medicine is inhaled, it protects them from diseases linked to the dryness of the soil. After a long period without rains, it is easier for these pathogens to spread quickly.

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Goats are vaccinated by spraying. Once the medicine is inhaled, it protects them from diseases linked to the dryness of the soil. After a long period without rains, it is easier for these pathogens to spread quickly.

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Wednesday, 11 February 2009
Shinile Somali Region, 80 Km North East from Dire Dawa and 600 Km South East of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

*** Local Caption *** OSRO/RAF/801/EC - Regional Support Programme for the coordination and capacity strenghtening for disaster and drought preparedness in the Horn of Africa.

The project (Emergency Veterinary Campaign in Shinile Zone) is part of the action of ECC-SDCOH (Ethiopian Catholic Church Social and Development Coordinating Office of Harar), implementing partner for Caritas.

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Goats are vaccinated by spraying. Once the medicine is inhaled, it protects them from diseases linked to the dryness of the soil. After a long period without rains, it is easier for these pathogens to spread quickly.

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