GALVmed is supporting the FMD Vaccine Challenge Project to support innovation and uptake of vaccines.
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🔬 Developing a vaccine is only part of the solution. Ensuring #vaccines reach farmers through effective distribution networks is also critical for disease control. Lear…
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GALVmed
Protecting Livestock, Improving Human Lives
- Industry
- Veterinary
- Location
- Edinburgh, GB
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About GALVmed
Millions of people in low-and-middle-income countries rely on livestock to address basic needs. GALVmed is a non-profit organisation working with partners to make livestock health products available, accessible and affordable to small-scale producers, within a sustainable economic framework. Our principle ‘’Protecting Livestock – Improving Human Lives’’ underlines that better livestock health contributes to a transformational improvement in the livelihoods of small-scale producers. Our vision is transformational improvement in the well-being and economic progression of small-scale livestock producers. Our Mission We will contribute to the transformation of small-scale livestock producers’ lives by: • understanding the constraints to animal health and how to overcome them; • engaging the animal health industry; and • ensuring awareness, availability, and adoption of effective animal health interventions.
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GALVmed is hiring a Senior Director, Corporate Services & Finance to join the team and provide strategic leadership across the Corporate Services functions.
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GALVmed is hiring a Senior Director, Corporate Services & Finance to provide strategic leadership across its Corporate Services functions.
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GALVmed is supporting the development of innovative vaccine solutions for small ruminants under the Brucellosis Vaccine Prize.
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