How can AI improve national livestock metrics? Insights from our latest workshop

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How can AI improve national livestock metrics? Insights from our latest workshop

Over the last half-year, SEBI-Livestock has been working with partners across the University of Edinburgh to explore how data science and AI can help address persistent livestock data challenges. In August, we reconvened to take a closer look at the national livestock metrics use case.

Our Best Defence Against Future Pandemics is Data

The case for investing in data-driven animal health systems

"To improve our current defences against emerging animal diseases, the world needs more focused and directed investment into the systematic collection, organisation, and use of existing animal health data," writes SEBI-Livestock Director Prof Andy Peters in a recent guest essay.
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Database of Veterinary Medicines Regulators

New global database of Veterinary Medicines Regulators launched

Tool aims to help industry connect more effectively with veterinary medicine regulators
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Mastitis training materials in Amharic

Ethiopia’s dairy sector welcomes mastitis training materials

New tool aims to boost milk production and improve animal health
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Goat in a market in Nigeria photo credit- ILRI Mann

Launch of new SEBI-Livestock 5-year programme

A new five-year programme will continue our work on mobilising data and evidence for better decisions in the livestock sector.
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A livestock keeper feeds sheep, Doyogena, Ethiopia. Photo: Z. Sewunet (ILRI)

Scientists deploy machine learning to close data gaps on Ethiopian animal health

Automation will speed up data-gathering on vital animal health evidence
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A pastoralist herds goats in Borana Ethiopia. Photo: Z Sewunet (ILRI)

Livestock health and its relationship with contagious diseases

Professor Andy Peters, SEBI-Livestock program director, discusses livestock health and its relationship with contagious diseases.
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