Introducing Julie Koehler: Our New Head of Gender (Data in Livestock Development)

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Introducing Julie Koehler: Our New Head of Gender (Data in Livestock Development)

We're thrilled to welcome Julie Koehler to our team as the Head of Gender (Data in Livestock Development). With 20 years of experience spanning humanitarian response, development, and academia, Julie brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to our organization.

A herd of long-horned cattle gather at Ghibe river in Ethiopia

What do we know about livestock diseases in Ethiopia? A birds-eye view of recent evidence

A systematic evidence map allows users to quickly take stock of evidence on livestock disease prevalence and mortality. The map reveals the distribution and quantity of available evidence, and highlights areas for further investment and research.
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A young Kenyan boy with a cow from his herd.

We need new ways to measure animal health

The COVID-19 pandemic has shown the importance of tracking health indicators - but also of choosing the right indicators to track. This holds for both human and animal populations, writes Prof. Andy Peters, program director for SEBI-Livestock.
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A Borana girl holds a young goat in Yabello, Ethiopia.

Simple measures can reduce Young Stock Mortality in Ethiopia

Instilling good husbandry and health practices in young stock-rearing has the potential to significantly increase survival of young livestock in Ethiopia.
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A woman in Southern Madagascar feeds a batch of chickens and their offspring with Maize. Photo credit: Land O Lakes Venture 37

Map highlights opportunities for climate adaptation through livestock

As the COP26 Climate Talks get underway in Glasgow, a new map offers valuable evidence for policy makers to address the role that livestock play in climate adaptation, rural development, and global food security
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LD4D community discussions

LD4D launches summer learning sessions

Discover the latest innovations in livestock data at the Livestock Data Summer Sessions
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Dairy cows in Kenya wait to be tested using the P4 Rapid tool, which detects whether they are in heat. Photo: Creative Age.

Next generation livestock technologies: chewable vaccines, super larvae, and rapid fertility tests

New technologies could boost the livestock sector in low-and middle-income countries
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