ኢንስቲትዩቱ የእንሰሳት ሀብት ዘርፉን ለመደገፍ ለእንሰሳት ጤና ጥበቃ የሚያገለግሉ ግብአቶችን እንዲያመርት በተሰጠዉ ተልዕኮ መሰረት በምርምር የተደገፉ 23 አይነት የእንሰሳት በሽታ መከላከያ ክትባቶችን ፣ የእንሰሳት በሽታ መመርመሪያ የሚያገለግሉ ባዮሎጂካሎችን እንዲሁም በ2013 ዓ.ም የእንሰሳት መድሃኒት ማቀነባበሪያ ፋብሪካ ተመርቆ 12 አይነት የእንሰሳት መድሃኒት ለማምረት ታቅዶ  ወደ ምርት መገባቱን የገለጹት በዕለቱ ስለ ተቋሙ መግለጫRead More

The African Union-InterAfrican Bureau for Animal Resources (AU-IBAR) has recognized the National Veterinary Institute (NVI) for its significant contribution towards assuring the quality of vaccines used in the eradication of Rinderpest in Africa (1985-2000) on AU-IBAR 70th Anniversary and 10th Anniversary of Rinderpest eradication on 18th march 2022 Nairobi, Kenya.

The National Veterinary Institute (NVI) was established in 1964 under the then the Ministry of Agriculture with the objective of producing different vaccines to protect animals from various infectious diseases. The institute again reorganized as a public enterprise in 1999 by the Council of ministers under the proclamation No 25/1992 and Regulations No. 52/1999 with the mandates of production of veterinary vaccines and drugs.

With the occurrence of the COVID-19 pandemic crisis worldwide, veterinary laboratories in many parts of the world have been taking part in the diagnosis of COVID-19 using the technical expertise and the diagnostic facilities they have through one-health coordinated approaches. The National Veterinary Institute (NVI) of Ethiopia is supporting theRead More

Poultry are a vital village livestock asset and are particularly important for the economic independence of women in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). In times of financial crisis, poultry become the most critical livestock asset due to their versatility and independence. Newcastle disease (ND) is one of the most critical poultry diseasesRead More

The challenge Hemorrhagic septicemia, caused by the bacteria Pasteurella multocida, is an acute and often fatal bacterial disease that primarily affects cattle and buffaloes in Asian and African countries. Most Asian countries rank hemorrhagic septicemia as the most significant contagious disease in cattle and buffaloes. Globally, the disease is the secondRead More

Workshop targeting technology transfers on recombinant veterinary vaccines development and production is underway in the National Veterinary Institute for three days (16-18 December 2019) here in our country, Bishoftu-Ethiopia. The workshop bring together the main players and professionals in vaccine technology from different countries of Canada-McGill university, Tunisia-Institute Pasteur desRead More

The food and agriculture organization (FAO) of the united nations and the European Union (EU) donate the first ever thermo-tolerant vaccine production technology (“Lyophiliser”) to Ethiopia’s National Veterinary Institute (NVI), the country’s single vaccine producing organization based in Bishoftu town.

The National Veterinary Institute (NVI) in collaboration with the Joint FAO/IAEA Division of Nuclear Techniques in Food and Agriculture will organize a training course on “Transboundary Animal Diseases Diagnosis: Early Detection and Characterization” from 23 October to 03 November 2017. The training will be conducted in the training and laboratoryRead More

The National veterinary Institute has won a gold medal award in the 6th National Science, Technology and Innovation competition. The Ministry of Science and Technology has been awarding researchers at national level every year by competing those who engage in the field of problem solving researches that would contribute toRead More