How to Support the RPC Volunteers Program:

So you're maybe interested? Lovely! Let's discuss...   (Program details here)

We would be very appreciative of any financial or in-kind support. This might come from you as an individual or via groups you may know.

First, please fill in some details below and we'll get back to you by email. If you remain happy to go ahead, we can firm up on plans and commitments. We can discuss beforehand what you think of your preferred program and whether you want anything explained better or tweaked.

I'm interested in supporting RPC's Volunteers Program. Please get back to me.
I want to know more about how I might be able to provide support.

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My interests:

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Population density and other data on village poultry in selected locations

Intensity of Newcastle disease vaccination and use of medicines

Support for rural poultry as a means of support for protected areas

Marketing systems and production data for village poultry.

Application of mobile phone technology in the rural poultry sector.

Production parameters for the I-2 vaccine production unit at CVL

Contribution of poultry vs other livestock to rural likelihoods

Constraints to sustainability of community based poultry technicians/vaccinators

A study of common diseases of small scale poultry

Design of short courses in small scale poultry health and production

We would be interested in any further comments you might have:

Thank you. We'll try to get back to you within one or two working days. If you don't hear from us in a reasonable time, please contact us.

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