Advancing veterinary parasitology in Africa

The World Association for Advancement of Veterinary Parasitology Africa Network (WAAVP-AN) is an umbrella network of people and institutions working towards the better control of parasitic diseases of animals, advances in the practice of veterinary parasitology, improved animal welfare and sustainable livestock production on the African continent.

Inaugural WAAVP-AN AGM & Scientific Workshop 2026

Parasites and Poverty: Quantifying the Economic Burden of Animal Parasitism in African Smallholder Livestock Systems

📍 PrideInn Azure Hotel, Westlands
   Nairobi, Kenya
  25-26 November 2026

Secure your participation at the WAAVP-AN AGM and Scientific Workshop 2026 and join a distinguished network of veterinary parasitology professionals, researchers, academics and policymakers advancing animal health across Africa.

Promoting best practices for management of animal parasites in Africa

The mission of WAAVP-AN is to promote best practices for managing veterinary parasites in Africa and disseminate this knowledge to its members and communities affected by animal parasites. WAAVP-AN will support its members, including researchers and other communities by providing a central repository of information and expertise in veterinary parasitology within the continent; and by funding activities aiming at addressing key priority areas in veterinary parasitology in Africa.

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