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Project period |
Research Topic |
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2014-2015 |
Towards enhanced household food security in arid and semi-arid lands in Kenya: a case of Baringo and Laikipia Counties; Laikipia University Small Grants Funding; Kenya Shillings (KES) 200,000 (Principal Investigator) |
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2014 |
Capacity Building of Lecturing Staff of Laikipia University, Kenya (File Number: NFP-TM.14/101) in conjunction with Dairy Training Centre (DTC), Oenkerk, The Netherlands; EURO 73,745.00 = KES 8,849,400 (Project Supervisor) |
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2012-2015 |
Genetic improvement of East African zebu cattle for milk production in ASAL; Funded by East Africa Agricultural Productivity Project (EAAPP); KES 34,000,000 (Collaborating Research Scientist) |
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2011-2014 |
Enhancing dairy production in the pastoral production systems through appropriate breeding, husbandry and marketing strategies; Funded by East Africa Agricultural Productivity Project (EAAPP); KES 18,000,000 (Collaborating Research Scientist) |
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2010-2011 |
Breeding strategies for goats to buffer against climate variability for pastoralist communities in arid Kenya; Funded by the National Council for Science & Technology; KES 1,200,000 (PhD Project Supervisor) |
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2010-2011 |
Genetic polymorphisms of six milk protein genes in indigenous Kenyan goats: implication for biodiversity and milk production improvement”. Funded by the National Council for Science and Technology; KES 1,600,000/= US$ 20,000 (Principal Investigator) |
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2009-2013 |
Productive employment and decent work income opportunities and value chains poverty and development along rural-urban gradients” – within the framework of DAAD “Higher Education Excellence in Development Co-operation; Funded by DAAD – € 25 million (≈ KES 2.25 billion) in five years for 5 partners, with Egerton University collaborating with Kassel University, Federal Republic of Germany (Collaborating Research Scientist) |
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2009-2013 |
Cross-continental network for sustainable adaptation of grassland systems vulnerable to climate change (GrassNet); Funded by DAAD – € 25 million (= KES 2.25 million) in five years for 5 partners, with Egerton University as a partner (Collaborating Research Scientist) |
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2008-2010 |
Proposal writing for Faculty of Agriculture staff; Funded by RUFORUM – US$700 and Egerton University KES 240,000 (Co-Implementer) |
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2005 |
Evaluation of Heifer International Dairy Goat Improvement Programmes in Kenya; Funded by Heifer Project International, Kenya – KES 400,000 (= US$ 5,000) and the Higher Education Loan’s Board (Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, Nairobi, Kenya) as a MSc study – KES 300,000 (= US$ 3,750) (Collaborating Research Scientist) |