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1. BRIDGE storybook: personal testimonies from practitioners in the field

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Spoelstra, M., van der Poel, F., Atnaf, Z., Kebede, Abejehu, Alebachew, Abere, Besemage, Abiyot, Jote, Adugna, Matheos, Abreham, Kitaba, Adane, Mogisso, Assefa, Asefa, Agegenehu, Eyassu, Askal, Abera, Addisu, Getahun, Asnake, Haile Aberha, Aster, Kebede, Assefa, Tesfaye, Bayissa, Abie, Bekele, Tsegaw, Belay, Zeleke, Belay, Alemneh, Bizuayehu, Lakew, Binyam, Gesifata, Biratu, Ahmed, Esmael, Girma, Ephrem, Ayalew, Fasika, Addis, Hayimanot, Abreha, Isayas, Yohannes, W., Assefa, Ketsela, Bijdevaate, L., van Klinken, Marinus Karel, Asfaw, Mekdes, Debela, Malaku, Demssie, Hailu, Abdissa, Melkamu, Bora Jorro, Misrak, Teshome, Muluken, Guluma, Neima, Semere Dumeke, Nigussse, Marga, Sileshi, Kifle Biru, Tadele, Getu, Tadesse, Sahile, Tamiru, Lemi, Tefera, Gidey Tareke, Teklekiros, Oyda, Petros, Tadesse, Tegene, Hameso, Teklu, Taye, Terefe, Ayele, Teshome, Gebru Gebremedhine, Tewolde, Chekol, Tibebe, Bezabih, Yenenew, Yilma, Zelalem, Abate, Yared, Ebro Gedda, A., Alvarez Aranguiz, A.B., Vernooij, A.G., Cuppen, A., Ayantunde, A.A., Moges, Demewez, Bosch, D.R.B., Snel, H.J., ten Hove, H.J., Groeneveld, I.L., van der Lee, J., Debons, P., van Schayck, P.A.C., van Vugt, S.M., Berhanu Beyenne, T., Spoelstra, M., van der Poel, F., Atnaf, Z., Kebede, Abejehu, Alebachew, Abere, Besemage, Abiyot, Jote, Adugna, Matheos, Abreham, Kitaba, Adane, Mogisso, Assefa, Asefa, Agegenehu, Eyassu, Askal, Abera, Addisu, Getahun, Asnake, Haile Aberha, Aster, Kebede, Assefa, Tesfaye, Bayissa, Abie, Bekele, Tsegaw, Belay, Zeleke, Belay, Alemneh, Bizuayehu, Lakew, Binyam, Gesifata, Biratu, Ahmed, Esmael, Girma, Ephrem, Ayalew, Fasika, Addis, Hayimanot, Abreha, Isayas, Yohannes, W., Assefa, Ketsela, Bijdevaate, L., van Klinken, Marinus Karel, Asfaw, Mekdes, Debela, Malaku, Demssie, Hailu, Abdissa, Melkamu, Bora Jorro, Misrak, Teshome, Muluken, Guluma, Neima, Semere Dumeke, Nigussse, Marga, Sileshi, Kifle Biru, Tadele, Getu, Tadesse, Sahile, Tamiru, Lemi, Tefera, Gidey Tareke, Teklekiros, Oyda, Petros, Tadesse, Tegene, Hameso, Teklu, Taye, Terefe, Ayele, Teshome, Gebru Gebremedhine, Tewolde, Chekol, Tibebe, Bezabih, Yenenew, Yilma, Zelalem, Abate, Yared, Ebro Gedda, A., Alvarez Aranguiz, A.B., Vernooij, A.G., Cuppen, A., Ayantunde, A.A., Moges, Demewez, Bosch, D.R.B., Snel, H.J., ten Hove, H.J., Groeneveld, I.L., van der Lee, J., Debons, P., van Schayck, P.A.C., van Vugt, S.M., and Berhanu Beyenne, T.

Published
2024

2. Emergence of Milk Dispensing Machines as a Retail Innovation in Kenya: Trends and Consumer Patterns

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Ingasia Ayuya, Oscar, Kilelu, C.W., Ndambi, O.A., Mwangi, David M., van der Lee, J., Ingasia Ayuya, Oscar, Kilelu, C.W., Ndambi, O.A., Mwangi, David M., and van der Lee, J.

Abstract

African food systems are transforming due to rapid urbanization, growing food demand, and shifting dietary patterns reflected in increased consumption of processed foods. In the informal–formal African market system, shifting consumption trends are linked to various food marketing innovations. This study investigated the emergence of processed milk dispensing machines (“milk ATMs”) in Kenya as a marketing innovation and their effect on consumption trends. Data was collected through surveying 162 ATM operators and 352 consumers and interviewing key informants. Findings indicate exponential growth of milk ATM enterprises, most (79%) of which are small, sole proprietorships. ATM milk is mostly purchased by low- and middle-income consumers, driven by affordability and convenience. ATM milk is 46% cheaper than packaged milk, but 15% more expensive than raw milk. However, perceived safety concerns deter some consumers from buying ATM milk. The study recommends scaling this inclusive business innovation but ensuring it delivers quality milk.

Published
2024

5. Food System Innovation Platforms as a pathway towards Regenerative Inclusive Food Systems

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Froebrich, J., Groot, A.M.E., Adokorach, Molly, Alvarez Aranguiz, A.B., Andeweg, K., Omedo Bebe, Bockline, Beekman, G., Bennink, V., Berecha, G., Brazao Vieira Alho, C.F., ten Brummelhuis, A.G.M., Casu, F.A.M., Coninx, I., Daburon, A.I.L., Fanou, S.G.L.P., de Groote, B.G.H., Hetterscheid, S., Kajobe, Robert, Kigiri, D., Klapwijk, C.J., Langi, Sandra, van der Lee, J., Malingumu, Richard, Motovska, N.M., Murage, P., Muthui, J., Nabulime, M.N., Namugumya, B.S., Ndambi, O.A., Obeng, E.O., O'Keeffe, S., Owino, T., Pishgar Komleh, S.H., van der Poel, M.A., Reemer, T.B., Roefs, M.M.I., Siegmund-Schultze, M.G.R., Tefera, Tewodros, Selassie, Yihenew G., Vonk, R.B., Wattel, C.J., Froebrich, J., Groot, A.M.E., Adokorach, Molly, Alvarez Aranguiz, A.B., Andeweg, K., Omedo Bebe, Bockline, Beekman, G., Bennink, V., Berecha, G., Brazao Vieira Alho, C.F., ten Brummelhuis, A.G.M., Casu, F.A.M., Coninx, I., Daburon, A.I.L., Fanou, S.G.L.P., de Groote, B.G.H., Hetterscheid, S., Kajobe, Robert, Kigiri, D., Klapwijk, C.J., Langi, Sandra, van der Lee, J., Malingumu, Richard, Motovska, N.M., Murage, P., Muthui, J., Nabulime, M.N., Namugumya, B.S., Ndambi, O.A., Obeng, E.O., O'Keeffe, S., Owino, T., Pishgar Komleh, S.H., van der Poel, M.A., Reemer, T.B., Roefs, M.M.I., Siegmund-Schultze, M.G.R., Tefera, Tewodros, Selassie, Yihenew G., Vonk, R.B., and Wattel, C.J.

Published
2023

6. Moving towards Regenerative Inclusive Food Systems

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Froebrich, J., Groot, A.M.E., Adokorach, Molly, Alvarez Aranguiz, A.B., Andeweg, K., Omedo Bebe, Bockline, Beekman, G., Bennink, V., Berecha, G., Brazao Vieira Alho, C.F., ten Brummelhuis, A.G.M., Casu, F.A.M., Coninx, I., Daburon, A.I.L., Fanou, S.G.L.P., de Groote, B.G.H., Hetterscheid, S., Kajobe, Robert, Kigiri, D., Klapwijk, C.J., Langi, Sandra, van der Lee, J., Malingumu, Richard, Motovska, N.M., Murage, P., Muthui, J., Nabulime, M.N., Namugumya, B.S., Ndambi, O.A., Obeng, E.O., O'Keeffe, S., Owino, T., Pishgar Komleh, S.H., van der Poel, M.A., Reemer, T.B., Roefs, M.M.I., Siegmund-Schultze, M.G.R., Tefera, Tewodros, Selassie, Yihenew G., Vonk, R.B., Wattel, C.J., Froebrich, J., Groot, A.M.E., Adokorach, Molly, Alvarez Aranguiz, A.B., Andeweg, K., Omedo Bebe, Bockline, Beekman, G., Bennink, V., Berecha, G., Brazao Vieira Alho, C.F., ten Brummelhuis, A.G.M., Casu, F.A.M., Coninx, I., Daburon, A.I.L., Fanou, S.G.L.P., de Groote, B.G.H., Hetterscheid, S., Kajobe, Robert, Kigiri, D., Klapwijk, C.J., Langi, Sandra, van der Lee, J., Malingumu, Richard, Motovska, N.M., Murage, P., Muthui, J., Nabulime, M.N., Namugumya, B.S., Ndambi, O.A., Obeng, E.O., O'Keeffe, S., Owino, T., Pishgar Komleh, S.H., van der Poel, M.A., Reemer, T.B., Roefs, M.M.I., Siegmund-Schultze, M.G.R., Tefera, Tewodros, Selassie, Yihenew G., Vonk, R.B., and Wattel, C.J.

Published
2023

7. REFOOTURE: A project to advance Regenerative Inclusive Food Systems

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Froebrich, J., Groot, A.M.E., Adokorach, Molly, Alvarez Aranguiz, A.B., Andeweg, K., Omedo Bebe, Bockline, Beekman, G., Bennink, V., Berecha, G., Brazao Vieira Alho, C.F., ten Brummelhuis, A.G.M., Casu, F.A.M., Coninx, I., Daburon, A.I.L., Fanou, S.G.L.P., de Groote, B.G.H., Hetterscheid, S., Kajobe, Robert, Kigiri, D., Klapwijk, C.J., Langi, Sandra, van der Lee, J., Malingumu, Richard, Motovska, N.M., Murage, P., Muthui, J., Nabulime, M.N., Namugumya, B.S., Ndambi, O.A., Obeng, E.O., O'Keeffe, S., Owino, T., Pishgar Komleh, S.H., van der Poel, M.A., Reemer, T.B., Roefs, M.M.I., Siegmund-Schultze, M.G.R., Tefera, Tewodros, Selassie, Yihenew G., Vonk, R.B., Wattel, C.J., Froebrich, J., Groot, A.M.E., Adokorach, Molly, Alvarez Aranguiz, A.B., Andeweg, K., Omedo Bebe, Bockline, Beekman, G., Bennink, V., Berecha, G., Brazao Vieira Alho, C.F., ten Brummelhuis, A.G.M., Casu, F.A.M., Coninx, I., Daburon, A.I.L., Fanou, S.G.L.P., de Groote, B.G.H., Hetterscheid, S., Kajobe, Robert, Kigiri, D., Klapwijk, C.J., Langi, Sandra, van der Lee, J., Malingumu, Richard, Motovska, N.M., Murage, P., Muthui, J., Nabulime, M.N., Namugumya, B.S., Ndambi, O.A., Obeng, E.O., O'Keeffe, S., Owino, T., Pishgar Komleh, S.H., van der Poel, M.A., Reemer, T.B., Roefs, M.M.I., Siegmund-Schultze, M.G.R., Tefera, Tewodros, Selassie, Yihenew G., Vonk, R.B., and Wattel, C.J.

Published
2023

16. Introduction

Author

Walinga, I., Van Der Lee, J. J., Houba, V. J. G., Van Vark, W., Novozamsky, I., Walinga, I., editor, Van Der Lee, J. J., editor, Houba, V. J. G., editor, Van Vark, W., editor, and Novozamsky, I., editor

Published
1995
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17. Digestion with HNO3 and determination of S

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Walinga, I., Van Der Lee, J. J., Houba, V. J. G., Van Vark, W., Novozamsky, I., Walinga, I., editor, Van Der Lee, J. J., editor, Houba, V. J. G., editor, Van Vark, W., editor, and Novozamsky, I., editor

Published
1995
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22. Urban Consumer Trust Of Information That News Papers Report About The Quality Of Milk Sold In Kenya

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Bebe, B.O., Khanyeleli, Charity, Kilelu, C.W., and van der Lee, J.

Subjects
media_common.quotation_subject, Life Science, Quality (business), Business, Fokkerij & Genomica, Marketing, Animal Breeding & Genomics, media_common
Abstract

This study analysed contents of articles in newspapers about milk quality and safety in Kenya to determine prevalent themes and interviewed consumers to determine whether they trust and value the information that is communicated. The newspaper articles (n=215) were published between January 2014 and June 2018 in five major national newspapers while consumers (n=368) were interviewed in four major towns. Qualitative thematic analysis subjected to Chi square test statistics determined the prevalent thematic content in the articles while conditional probability computations determined print media information on milk quality and safety being trustworthy and of educative value to consumers. Results revealed that the prevalent themes were “causes” of poor quality and unsafe milk (44%) and “innovations” for improving milk quality and safety (37%). The theme “causes” was more attributable to poor hygiene (15%) and poor quality feeds (11%) while theme “innovations” was more attributable to use of coolers and pasteurizers (18%). The probability of consumers trusting print media information was higher among those frequently reading newspapers (85.7%) compared to those rarely reading newspapers (20%). However, hardly two in ten consumers trusted the communicated information and the probability of the information being of educative value was low (14 to 29%). The findings indicate that what newspapers report about milk quality and safety is about how to improve product safety and quality. This information is more relevant to milk producers, processors and distributors but less relevant to consumers about risk exposure from consuming marketed milk. Because consumer trust of the print information increase when frequently reading newspapers, partnership between the media and the regulating authorities would bolster the role of print media in communicating risk-benefits of milk quality and safety to urban consumers in Kenya.

Published
2020
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25. Non-operative treatment of children with simple appendicitis: long-term follow-up (5 years) in a prospective cohort study

Author

Zorgeenheid Kinderchirurgie Medisch, Knaapen, M, Van der Lee, J H, Gaillard, E L, Cense, H A, In 't Hof, K H, Kneepkens, C M F, Wijnen, M H, Heij, H A, Bakx, R, van Heurn, L W E, Gorter, R R, Zorgeenheid Kinderchirurgie Medisch, Knaapen, M, Van der Lee, J H, Gaillard, E L, Cense, H A, In 't Hof, K H, Kneepkens, C M F, Wijnen, M H, Heij, H A, Bakx, R, van Heurn, L W E, and Gorter, R R

Published
2021

26. International conference on dairy sector transformation in Ethiopia

Author

Ebro Gedda, A., Alvarez Aranguiz, A.B., Bedeke, Worku, Arega, Alemayehu, Vernooij, A.G., van der Lee, J., Debele, Girma, Getahun, A., Gulma, Neima, Ebro Gedda, A., Alvarez Aranguiz, A.B., Bedeke, Worku, Arega, Alemayehu, Vernooij, A.G., van der Lee, J., Debele, Girma, Getahun, A., and Gulma, Neima

Published
2021

31. Farming System Models

Author

Deolu-Ajayi, A.O., Alvarez Aranguiz, A.B., Ndambi, O.A., Vernooij, A.G., Wosten, J.H.M., Siegmund-Schultze, M.G.R., and van der Lee, J.

Subjects
Water and Food, Land Use and Food Security, Toegepaste Ecologie, Water en Voedsel, Life Science, Landgebruik en Voedselzekerheid, Fokkerij & Genomica, PE&RC, Applied Ecology, Animal Breeding & Genomics
Published
2020

32. Youth as an asset fordairy development : What have we learned from youth-led dairy initiatives in East Africa?

Author

Andeweg, K., van der Lee, J., and Bashuna, Sabdiyo Dido

Subjects
Life Science, Emissie & Mestverwaarding, Emissions & Manure Valorisation, Fokkerij & Genomica, Animal Breeding & Genomics
Abstract

Over the last decade, several initiatives have focused on supporting youth employment in the African dairy sector. Some with success, some without. What can we learn from these initiatives? What were the challenges encountered? What have been successful strategies to increase youth involvement in the dairy sector? Work-ing with youth groups, mainstreaming entrepreneurial skills, digitisation and establishing strong links with cooperatives have shown to be effective to engage youth in this prospective sector.

Published
2020

45. Statistical analysis of Goal Attainment Scaling endpoints in randomised trials

Author

Biostatistiek Onderzoek, JC onderzoeksprogramma Methodologie, Cancer, Circulatory Health, Urach, S., Gaasterland, C. M.W., Posch, M., Jilma, B., Roes, K., Rosenkranz, G., Van der Lee, J. H., Ristl, R., Biostatistiek Onderzoek, JC onderzoeksprogramma Methodologie, Cancer, Circulatory Health, Urach, S., Gaasterland, C. M.W., Posch, M., Jilma, B., Roes, K., Rosenkranz, G., Van der Lee, J. H., and Ristl, R.

Published
2019

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