MONDAY
Welcoming of the Chair of GASL
Speech Prime Minister Mongolia (only in Mongolian)
Speech by Chair Man of Standing Committee - Mr Eldev-Ochir (only in Mongolian)
Keynote of Elizabeth Katushabe - Pastoral and Environmental Network in the Horn of Africa, Uganda
Silvopastoral systems and their contribution to improved resource use and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Evidence from Latin America - Julián Chará
Dairy and Poverty - Donald Moore and Ernesto Reyes
TUESDAY
Presentation: The Global Agenda on the move - Fritz Schneider, GASL Chair
Livestock and the UNFCCC - Henning Steinfeld
Livestock @ GFFA: context, background and outcomes/resolutions - Philipp Graf zu Erbach-Fürstenau
GASL value propositions and modes of delivery - Shirley Tarawali, ILRI
Shaping the future of livestock: Global priorities for sustainability - Henning Steinfeld, FAO
Lunch sponsor – Marta Hirpa, Heifer International
Dinner sponsor – Investing in sustainable livestock: Remarks by Pierre Gerber, World Bank
Video: Fazenda Monalisa, Reconversão Pecuária - Centro Brasileiro de Pecuária Sustentável CBPS
Parallel sessions:
Dairy Asia into action - Melina Lamkowsky, FAO
Multiple functionality of grazing systems - Alexandre Ickowicz, CIRAD
Low use, good health and high productivity – best practises from the antibacterial world - Ulf Magnusson, SLU
A field guide to investing in sustainable livestock, part 1: environment – Simon Oosting, World Bank
The LEAP Partnership - An update on activities – Lionel Launois, Ministry of Agriculrture, France
Integrated assessment of grazing lands methodology framework: On ground cases of sustainable livestock in practice - Alexandre Ickowicz, CIRAD
Socio-economic contribution of pastoralism: insights from cross-continental case studies - Mariana Quiroga, INTA, Argentina
Implementing guidelines and tools to measure socio-economic impact of the dairy sector - Ernesto Reyes, IFCN Dairy Network
An integrated approach to improve the livelihood and resilience of vulnerable small-scale livestock keepers: The case of Mongolia - Quentin Moreau, VSF Mongolia and Margherita Gomarasca, VSF International
Sponsored session: Livestock, climate change and smallholder farmers in Latin America: victims, perpetrators or partners in climate change - Martha Hirpa and Oscar Castaneda, Heifer International
Classification and main drivers of silvopastoral systems adoption by farmers in America - Julián Chara, CIPAV
Informing and influencing sustainable livestock investments with evidence and facts – Shirley Tarawali, ILRI and Michael Hoevel, Marchmont Communications
WEDNESDAY
Lunch sponsor – Vinod Ahuja, European Union-SECiM project
Parallel sessions:
Peste des petits ruminants on the March, Fighting rural poverty, Ensuring food security and nutrition, Strengthening resilience and national economies, Jean-Jaques Soula, OIE and Felix Njeumi, FAO
Maintaining mobility for good pasture management: Experiences from Asia and Africa - Fiona Flintan, ILRI
Maintaining mobility for good pasture management: Experiences from Asia and Africa - Hijaba Ykhanbai, JASIL
Sustainable and wildlife friendly cashmere project example from Southern Gobi of Mongolia - Enkhtuvshin Shiilegdamba and Onon Bayasgalan, Wildlife Conservation Society Mongolia
A multi-stakeholder multi-disciplinary approach for sustainable livestock sector growth and transformation. Lessons from Ethiopia and Nigeria - Olaniran Alabi, Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Nigeria and Cherenet Thomas Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, Ethiopia
Effective and good quality proximity animal health services: the role of community-based animal health workers - Margherita Gomarasca, VSF International
Strengthening nomadic herders’ traditional user groups for sustainable rangeland management in Mongolia - Tseelei Enkh-Amgalan, Green Gold–Animal Health Project, Ulaanbator, Mongolia
The CGIAR Research Program on Livestock: Accelerating livestock research into impact – Tom Randolph, CGIAR Research Program on Livestock
Disease at the livestock/wildlife/ecosystem interface – a multi-disciplinary approach to securing positive health outcomes for wildlife, livestock, pastoralists and the environment - Amanda Fine and Enkhtuvshin Shiilegdamba, Wildlife Conservation Society Mongolia
Nomadic herders benefiting from milk income in Mongolia - Gankhulug Ganbat, FAO Mongolia and Munkhbolor Gungaa, UNIDO Mongolia
Towards accurate statistics on antibiotics use in livestock farming: the Uganda experience - Patrick Okello, Uganda Bureau of Statistics
Impact on the Ground, GRSB and the National Roundtables for Sustainable Beef - Ruaraidh Petre, GRSB
Building sustainable livelihoods for herders: Applying integrated approach and pilot testing results - Enkh-Amgalan Ayurzana, Center for Policy Research, Mongolia
Sponsored presentation: Increasing sustainable performance with cattle genetics adapted to grasslands - Alizée Sauron, Swissgenetics
Animal source foods, health and nutrition what is the latest evidence - Delia Grace Randolph, ILRI
THURSDAY
Conducing Policies for Sustainable Nomadic Herding: Adapting to climate change of Pasture Livestock: Needs, Opportunities and Challenges - Dagvadori Damdin
Action Plan for the Mongolian Agenda for Sustainable Livestock - Jambaltseren Tumur-Uya
FRIDAY
MSP Conclusions by the Chair of GASL
Photo review
State Secretary's concluding speech - Mr Enkhbat (only in Mongolian)
