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Research Summaries

Invisible workers: the economic contribution of working donkeys, horses and mules to livelihoods
Tackling epizootic lymphangitis in partnership
The burden of animal disease in working equids in Ethiopia
Prevalence of heat stress in horses, donkeys and mules working in brick-kilns in India
The socioeconomic contribution of donkeys in Burkina Faso
Exploring barriers to improved farriery services in India
Invisible helpers: voices from women
The role of donkeys in Karachi’s waste management system
The socio-economic contribution of working equids in Senegal
Why do people whip donkeys?

Using human behaviour change science to understand why people whip donkeys in Kenya.

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The Brooke Hospital for Animals. Registered charity in England and Wales (Charity No. 1085760) and Scotland (Charity No. SC050582). A company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales (4119581). Contact us at Brooke, York House, Wetherby Road, Long Marston, York, YO26 7NH.

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