Reliable, Effective, and Accessible Disease Control for Small Ruminants.
The solution is a homologous live attenuated vaccine that effectively guards small ruminants against Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR). The vaccine is proven to remain stable at ambient temperatures for extended periods, even withstanding spikes of 38°C for 9 days and 40°C for 7 days.
This technology is TAAT1 validated.
Adults 18 and over: Positive high
Others: No impact
The poor: Positive low
Under 18: Positive low
Women: Positive medium
Climate adaptability: Highly adaptable
Farmer climate change readiness: Significant improvement
Biodiversity: Positive impact on biodiversity
Environmental health: Moderately improves environmental health
Water use: Same amount of water used
The technology reduces economic losses and poverty among small ruminant farmers by preventing PPR outbreaks and enhancing food security. It improves animal health, reduces disease spread, and fosters economic growth in the agricultural sector. Additionally, its innovation in vaccine technology promotes sustainability and contributes to climate action efforts.
To incorporate this technology into your project, the following steps and considerations are recommended:
A team of trainers can offer support and training during the installation phase of the project. Budget for training and post-training support for utilizing the technology effectively.
Consider collaborating with agricultural development institutes to facilitate the implementation of the technology within your country.
Vaccine dose cost per animal
Open source / open access
Scaling Readiness describes how complete a technology’s development is and its ability to be scaled. It produces a score that measures a technology’s readiness along two axes: the level of maturity of the idea itself, and the level to which the technology has been used so far.
Each axis goes from 0 to 9 where 9 is the “ready-to-scale” status. For each technology profile in the e-catalogs we have documented the scaling readiness status from evidence given by the technology providers. The e-catalogs only showcase technologies for which the scaling readiness score is at least 8 for maturity of the idea and 7 for the level of use.
The graph below represents visually the scaling readiness status for this technology, you can see the label of each level by hovering your mouse cursor on the number.
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Uncontrolled environment: tested
Common use by projects NOT connected to technology provider
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Mali | –No ongoing testing | Tested | Adopted |
This technology can be used in the colored agro-ecological zones. Any zones shown in white are not suitable for this technology.
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Source: HarvestChoice/IFPRI 2009
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals that are applicable to this technology.
Last updated on 24 July 2025