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Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Tanzania Vaccine Institute

Manager, Dr. Gabriel Mkilema Shirima is managing and supervising animal vaccines production in Tanzania. He is a PhD holder from Sokoine University of agriculture (SUA). He has conducted several consultancies in Tanzania and International on major areas that includes training of trainers and community vaccinators on Newcastle disease vaccine, zoonoses and development of farmer’s poultry manual. Of these were conducted in Manyara region (under KYEEMA Foundation), Zanzibar (under ASDP-L, Zanzibar), Lesotho (under KYEEMA/GALvemd) and Dar es Salaam (Research Into Use-DFID). He has served at a capacity of Principal Veterinary Research Officer (PVRO)-Bacterial zoonoses, Research assistant and veterinary tutor in different institutions.
TVI deals with the following activities
• Technological development of biologicals, reagents and vaccines production
• Coordinate and collaborate with other veterinary vaccine producing laboratories
• Develop vaccine evaluation techniques necessary for prevention and control of diseases with respect to human health, animal welfare and national, regional and international trade.
Determine and certify other veterinary vaccine laboratory’s capability to produce specific vaccines
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