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The Centre
The International Trypanotolerance Centre (ITC) is an autonomous, non-profit-making research institution, established by an
act of Parliament in 1982. ITC was conceived to serve the West African region, particularly the sub-humid and humid zones. Its R&D agenda is consistent with and pertinent to the current policies of governments of West Africa, and to the principles of CORAF/WECARD. Main
partners in the implementation of R&D are the National Agricultural Research Institutions (NARS)
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Mission Statement
"To contribute to the
efforts in increasing livestock productivity and utilisation in the West African region through the optimal and sustainable exploitation of the genetic resistance of
indigenous breeds of livestock for the welfare of the human populations"
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General Objectives
The formulation,
implementation and introduction of sustainable socio-economic and environmentally acceptable integrated technological packages at producer level, for improved livestock
health, production and exploitation.
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Strategy
 Research priorities are
formulated in dialogue and consultation with National Authorities, NARS, Extension Services and national, regional and international Research Institutions.
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