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PATHWAYS has been working on making the livestock sector more sustainable since 2021, and we have developed some tools and resources to contribute our knowledge and research to the conversation on the future sustainable livestock policy landscape.
Taking place on 11 February (9:30–13:00), our upcoming event will bring together policymakers, researchers, and sector stakeholders to explore four future scenarios of the EU livestock sector, across economic, social, and environmental sustainability, including animal welfare.
The scenario presentations will be followed by two roundtable discussions with key actors from the French and European livestock sectors, contributing to the ongoing EU debate on the future direction of livestock policy.
Register now and join us in Brussels or online.
Coordinated by the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) and comprising 30 partners from 12 countries, PATHWAYS is a 5-year (2021-2026), €9 million Horizon 2020 project aiming to reduce environmental impacts while addressing societal demands for safe, nutritious and affordable meat and dairy products by identifying and increasing sustainable practices along the supply and production chains of the European livestock sector.
Using a participatory approach the PATHWAYS project will co-develop visions, scenarios and transition pathways for sustainable livestock husbandry and food systems based on innovative practice hubs, living labs and interactions within a European multi-actor platform and wider community of practice.
PATHWAYS will inform policy, research, and business strategies to support the transition to more sustainable livestock production and consumption, thus contributing to the EU Farm-to-Fork Strategy which is at the heart of the EU Green Deal.
Explore Southern Spain’s CapriGran Living Lab, where farmers, breeders and CSIC scientists unite to enhance dairy goat welfare, productivity, and sustainability amid heat stress. RUMIA®️ tools, activity collars, and welfare assessments deliver resilient herds, better milk output, and more efficient resource use, proving that animal welfare and profitability can go hand in hand.
Explore our collection of clips and interviews from across the Pathways project.
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