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A livestock keeper in Bangladesh tends to his ducks. SEBI-Livestock will continue to mobilise data and evidence to support more effective livestock investments in low-and middle-income countries. Photo: WorldFish.
LD4D community will continue for five more years
A farmer in Laos tends to her cattle. Data-driven approaches are helping the livestock sector build back more sustainably. Photo: S. Mann (ILRI)
Livestock at the 2020 Big Data in Agriculture Virtual Convention
Livestock keeper in Khulna, Bangladesh. Photo: F. Clay Duckrabbit
Thinking Big - Livestock Data Community sets sights on the future
One Health Chat
One Health Chat: Improving Livestock Data in Low and Middle-Income Countries
A woman farmer in Mozambique tends to her poultry. Better data about women in livestock is needed to empower women in the sector. Photo credit: S. Mann (ILRI)
Better data is needed to empower women livestock keepers
Boy with improved cattle-breed calf in Senegal. These breeds contribute to improved food and nutritional security. Photo credit: ILRI/Karen Marshall)
Taking stock of livestock and sustainable development
African policy makers need vital data to support livestock production during the COVID-19 pandemic. Pictured: A Kenyan dairy entrepreneur shares data with a government agent. Photo credit: G. Smith (ILRI)
COVID-19 and the African livestock sector: what data is needed to respond and adapt?
Row of goats
Spotlight on livestock population trends
How can the Livestock Data Community Respond to COVID-19?
Livestock Data and COVID-19: Call for community inputs
Dairy cattle in Isingiro District, Uganda, part of the ILRI Program for Climate-Smart Livestock systems (PCSL). Photo: S. Leitner (ILRI)
Livestock and environment: what does the best available data tell us?
Milk Churns
World Milk Day 2020
Sheep, Kirtipur, Kathmandu Valley, Nepal. Photo: J. Holmes (IWMI)
New livestock data portal aims to drive better decisions and investments