Global consultation on balancing livestock environment and human needs
ILRI (International Livestock Research Institute) together with IDRC, World Bank and FAO were requested to organize and conduct a global electronic conference and face to face consultations which would address the issue of finding a balance between the positive roles of livestock in human affairs an...
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International Agricultural Centre
1998
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| Acceso en línea: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/49727 |
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| author | Li Pun, H.H. Mwendera, E.J. Mares, V. Hart, B. Steinfeld, H. Peden, Donald G. Seré Rabé, Carlos Haan, Cees de |
| author_browse | Haan, Cees de Hart, B. Li Pun, H.H. Mares, V. Mwendera, E.J. Peden, Donald G. Seré Rabé, Carlos Steinfeld, H. |
| author_facet | Li Pun, H.H. Mwendera, E.J. Mares, V. Hart, B. Steinfeld, H. Peden, Donald G. Seré Rabé, Carlos Haan, Cees de |
| author_sort | Li Pun, H.H. |
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| description | ILRI (International Livestock Research Institute) together with IDRC, World Bank and FAO were requested to organize and conduct a global electronic conference and face to face consultations which would address the issue of finding a balance between the positive roles of livestock in human affairs and their beneficial impact and the negative consequences for the local and global environment. The objective of the consultation was to give all stakeholders the opportunity to have their views on livestock, environment, and human needs interactions included in a position paper to be developed at a global meeting; based on all stakeholders' perspectives, to identify strategies (policy, research extension etc.) to alleviate the negative and enhance the positive impacts of livestock on natural resources in different types of livestock production systems in different countries and ecoregions; and to identify areas of common interests which can lead to future research and Development collaboration among institutions, based on ecoregional partnership and global networks. This paper discusses the mechanisms of this global consultation, outlines participants in the electronic conference, looks into the non-electronic local consultations, and presents conclusions and recommendations. |
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| institution | CGIAR Consortium |
| language | Inglés |
| publishDate | 1998 |
| publishDateRange | 1998 |
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| spelling | CGSpace497272021-08-09T04:24:29Z Global consultation on balancing livestock environment and human needs Li Pun, H.H. Mwendera, E.J. Mares, V. Hart, B. Steinfeld, H. Peden, Donald G. Seré Rabé, Carlos Haan, Cees de livestock environment natural resources environmental degradation policies research production systems ILRI (International Livestock Research Institute) together with IDRC, World Bank and FAO were requested to organize and conduct a global electronic conference and face to face consultations which would address the issue of finding a balance between the positive roles of livestock in human affairs and their beneficial impact and the negative consequences for the local and global environment. The objective of the consultation was to give all stakeholders the opportunity to have their views on livestock, environment, and human needs interactions included in a position paper to be developed at a global meeting; based on all stakeholders' perspectives, to identify strategies (policy, research extension etc.) to alleviate the negative and enhance the positive impacts of livestock on natural resources in different types of livestock production systems in different countries and ecoregions; and to identify areas of common interests which can lead to future research and Development collaboration among institutions, based on ecoregional partnership and global networks. This paper discusses the mechanisms of this global consultation, outlines participants in the electronic conference, looks into the non-electronic local consultations, and presents conclusions and recommendations. 1998 2014-10-31T06:08:18Z 2014-10-31T06:08:18Z Conference Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/49727 en Open Access International Agricultural Centre |
| spellingShingle | livestock environment natural resources environmental degradation policies research production systems Li Pun, H.H. Mwendera, E.J. Mares, V. Hart, B. Steinfeld, H. Peden, Donald G. Seré Rabé, Carlos Haan, Cees de Global consultation on balancing livestock environment and human needs |
| title | Global consultation on balancing livestock environment and human needs |
| title_full | Global consultation on balancing livestock environment and human needs |
| title_fullStr | Global consultation on balancing livestock environment and human needs |
| title_full_unstemmed | Global consultation on balancing livestock environment and human needs |
| title_short | Global consultation on balancing livestock environment and human needs |
| title_sort | global consultation on balancing livestock environment and human needs |
| topic | livestock environment natural resources environmental degradation policies research production systems |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/49727 |
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