Online
The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated livestock’s significant capacity for resilience in times of crisis. This webinar aims at initiating the discussion of resilience within the Global Agenda for Sustainable Livestock focusing on the relationship between animal health and production, livelihoods, climate change and COVID-19.
Based on the importance of addressing resilience in the livestock sector, especially during challenging times, the Action Network Closing the Efficiency Gap is happy to organize an important discussion within the GASL community to identify the main parameters and a common approach to the topic of resilience in livestock, with a special focus on ruminants. The webinar will feature expert panellists that will be debating on actors, common components and disturbances of resilience.
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17:00 |
Welcome address and introduction of the speakers |
Mr Rogerio Mauricio, CEG coordinator |
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17:05 |
Key-note speaker |
Ms Jennifer Hodbod, Michigan State University, Assist. Professor, Board Member of the Resilience Alliance |
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17:20 |
Cases studies Resilience in pastoral systems |
Mr Pablo Manzano, Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science, Finland |
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17:30 |
Resilience in agropastoral systems |
Ms Ilse Köhler-Rollefson, League for Pastoral Peoples and Endogenous Livestock Development, India |
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17:40 |
Resilience in silvopastoral systems |
Mr Antonio Solarte, CIPAV, Center for Research in Sustainable Agricultural Production Systems, Colombia |
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17:50 |
Resilience in the beef sector |
Mr Ruaraidh Petre, Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef, New Zealand |
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18:00 |
Resilience in the dairy sector |
Mr Brian Lindsay, Dairy Sustainability Framework, USA |
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18:10 |
Panel Discussion |
Moderator: Mr Rogerio Mauricio, CEG coordinator |
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18:40
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Final remarks |
Mr Rogerio Mauricio, CEG coordinator |
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Ulf Magnusson, Professor at the Department of Clinical Sciences; Division of Reproduction
ulf.magnusson@slu.se, +46 (0)18-672324