New Report Captures LD4D Member Views on Livestock Diseases Photo by Shengena Killel (ILRI).

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New Report Captures LD4D Member Views on Livestock Diseases

A new report summarises the Livestock Disease Evidence Consultation which took place with LD4D members earlier in 2025. The consultation focused on priority diseases and disease groups which significantly impact livestock health and productivity across Africa and South Asia.

We’re Hiring: Join Our Team at SEBI-Livestock

Three new roles with SEBI-Livestock offer the opportunity to make a real difference in supporting livestock development decisions across low- and middle-income countries. We encourage interested candidates to review the full job descriptions and submit their applications before the respective deadlines.
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SEBI-Livestock awarded $14.9 million to expand data-driven insights for livestock investment decisions

Five-year grant supports the SEBI-Livestock programme to continue its work on data-deiven insights for livestock investment decisions.
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SEBI-L Partnership Charts Path for Digital Solutions to Reduce Livestock Emissions

New Investment Roadmap aims to enhance access to digital tools that boost livestock productivity and unlock data for better methane management.
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Global Experts Unite to Improve Livestock Disease Evidence for Africa and South Asia

Groundbreaking consultation brings together 130 experts from 33 countries to strengthen livestock health evidence synthesis.
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Our Livestock Disease Evidence Expert Consultation is Off to a Strong Start

SEBI-Livestock is bringing together leading experts to collaboratively strengthen the disease evidence base that will inform critical livestock decision-making across Africa and South Asia.
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Supporting the next generation of animal health data scientists

BSc Undergraduate student gains experience conducing animal health evidence synthesis.
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