The FRAGFLY project is supported by the Wellcome Trust fundation. It is managed by scientists from France, Belgium, United Kingdom, Zambia, Burkina Faso and South Africa.
This project is a research project on animal trypanosomosis in Africa. It aims to provide a description of changes in the distribution and density of tsetse as a result of human encroachment and its repercussions on the epidemiology and control of the disease. Remote sensing and spatial analysis are used to predict the presence and abundance/prevalence of both tsetse flies and trypanosomosis according to landscape and degree of habitat fragmentation.
Contact: Jérémy Bouyer
CIRAD - BIOS Department
UMR15 CIRAD/INRA Control of Emerging and Exotic Animal Diseases
ISRA-LNERV
DAKAR
SENEGAL
E-mail: bouyer@cirad.fr
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