ILRI's research on food safety in Ethiopia: An overview

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Presentation by Silvia Alonso at the Ethiopia food safety stakeholder consultation, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 19 May 2022.

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Safe food, fair food 1
• Capacity building on risk-based approaches
• proof of concept on using participatory methods for
exposure assessment
• Exposure assessments

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Safe food, fair food 2
Exposure assessments
Implementing risk assessment in
sheep and goats Value Chains in
Ethiopia
Pilot testing interventions

www.cgiar.org
Livestock Systems Innovation Laboratory
Testing of food safety interventions in pastoralist communities

www.cgiar.org
TARTARE
Food Safety Risk prioritization
Foodborne disease burden estimation
Food safety interventions (meat and milk value chains)

www.cgiar.org
Pull-push
Testing of a pull (consumers) and push (market) incentive-based intervention in the
tomato value chain in Ethiopia

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This presentation is licensed for use under the Creative Commons
Attribution 4.0 International Licence. May 2022

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ILRI's research on food safety in Ethiopia: An overview

1. ILRI's research on food safety in Ethiopia: An overview Silvia Alonso May 2022, Addis Ababa – Ethiopia food safety stakeholder consultation

2. www.cgiar.org Safe food, fair food 1 • Capacity building on risk-based approaches • proof of concept on using participatory methods for exposure assessment • Exposure assessments

3. www.cgiar.org Safe food, fair food 2 Exposure assessments Implementing risk assessment in sheep and goats Value Chains in Ethiopia Pilot testing interventions

4. www.cgiar.org Livestock Systems Innovation Laboratory Testing of food safety interventions in pastoralist communities

5. www.cgiar.org TARTARE Food Safety Risk prioritization Foodborne disease burden estimation Food safety interventions (meat and milk value chains)

6. www.cgiar.org Pull-push Testing of a pull (consumers) and push (market) incentive-based intervention in the tomato value chain in Ethiopia

7. Thank You! This presentation is licensed for use under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence. May 2022

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