Follow-up interview data for transboundary animal disease training

This dataset was collected during the winter/spring of 2018 to learn more about the impacts of disease recognition training to livestock producers and veterinarians one year following the training. Four villages in one woreda (district) in the Tigray region were selected by convenience. Two villages had received the training and two had not. Sampling by convenience, producers and veterinarians were asked questions guided by the attached questionnaire about if they trained others, reported diseases, and what incentives they thought would encourage reporting. Producers were livestock producers. Veterinarians included veterinary technicians and veterinarians (private and public). This work was funded and supported by the United States Agency for International Development through the Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Livestock Systems (University of Florida), and was done by colleagues at Mekelle University (Tigray Ethiopia), Cornell University (Ithaca, NY), and the University of Georgia (Athens, GA).