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MOZAMBIQUE 1982. Strengthening Veterinary Faculty and Improving Training

1982 (exact date unknown). Mozambique. Bees and their diseases are among the subjects studied at the veterinary centre in Maputo. Here a teacher examines a beehive similar in shape to the traditional kind, which were dug out of tree trunks or made of rolled-up pieces of bark.

01/01/1982

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Background Information Strengthening Veterinary Faculty and Improving Training. FAO/UNDP undertook a four and a half year project in 1982 at the Eduardo Mondlane University in Maputo to strengthen the veterinary faculty, develop the animal health and production potential of the faculty and raise the level of veterinary and animal production training. It also seeks to improve the qualification of national teaching and mid-level staff.