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June 19, 2018
The Global Agenda for Sustainable Livestock
Reporting on GASL 2018, in Ulaanbattaar, Mongolia
Photo via @RuaraidhP

The Global Agenda for Sustainable Livestock

Over the last 30 years, consumption of meat, milk and eggs in developing countries has more than tripled. Making livestock sustainable is more important than ever. #LivestockAgenda
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For five days, #LivestockAgenda has discussed #WhyLivestockMatter - now let's spread the word! RT and visit: whylivestockmatter.org
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Successful research requires focusing on the drivers of livestock productivity – health, genetics and feed – within the broader environmental and socio-economic context, says Tom Randolph, at #GASL18 #LivestockAgenda
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At #GASL2018 ILRI's Tarawali notes that underfunding of the livestock sector is partly due to a global lack of awareness and understanding as well as negative views of livestock in the West. These problems are compounded by inconsistent evidence and data.
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But there is a lot we do know. Livestock plays a critical role in: Economic growth and sustainable livelihoods; Gender & women’s empowerment; Animal and human health; and Nutrition (esp. in the first 1,000 days) #LivestockAgenda
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Coming up today at #GASL18: Shirley Tarawali, Michael Hoevel and Peter Ballantyne discuss the challenges and opportunities of informing and influencing the public and policymakers on livestock investments. #LivestockAgenda
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Tom Randolph, the director of the CGIAR Research Program on Livestock, speaks at #GASL18 today about how livestock research can contribute to a well-nourished, equitable and environmentally healthy world #LivestockAgenda
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