The primary goal was to offer practical, hands-on knowledge and training to animal breeders. This was achieved through workshops, seminars, and practical sessions designed to enhance their understanding of modern animal breeding practices.
Fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange among breeders from South Asian and Southeast Asian nations was a core objective. This facilitated a cross-pollination of ideas and experiences to improve animal breeding practices across the region.
The program aimed to address various critical areas including pro-biotic research, disease control measures, and trans-boundary disease management. These topics were crucial for ensuring healthier livestock populations and enhancing productivity in the region.
Participants gained a deeper understanding of advanced animal breeding techniques and methodologies. They were exposed to the latest research and developments in the field, empowering them with knowledge that could be applied in their respective regions.
The workshop provided a conducive environment for networking and collaboration among breeders from different countries. This led to the exchange of best practices, ideas, and experiences, fostering potential collaborations for future projects.
Participants could apply the learned techniques, particularly in pro-biotic research and disease control measures, within their local contexts. This application was pivotal in improving the health and productivity of the livestock in their respective regions.
The training’s long-term impact was the establishment of a knowledge-sharing network. This ongoing network facilitated continued learning, collaboration, and the dissemination of best practices in animal breeding technology across South Asian and Southeast Asian countries.