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Item Tips on how to make hay at a smallholder farm: Part 2(Video, 2025-03-25) Manyawu, Godfrey J.This is part two of a video that explains how to make and store hay for livestock using readily available forages at a smallholder farm. Haymaking is recommended for all environments where livestock keepers can get excess forage during periods of peak pasture growth. The video was developed as an innovation of CGIAR led by ILRI.Item Tips on how to make hay at a smallholder farm: Part 1(Video, 2025-03-25) Manyawu, Godfrey J.This is part one of a video that explains how to make and store hay for livestock using readily available forages at a smallholder farm. Haymaking is recommended for all environments where livestock keepers can get excess forage during periods of peak pasture growth. The video was developed as an innovation of CGIAR led by ILRI.Item Reflection on the Nutrition for Growth Summit 2025 and major takeaways(Video, 2025-05-28) Covic, Namukolo M.Namukolo Covic, ILRI Director General's Representative to Ethiopia, reflects on the summit and the significance of animal-source foods for nutrition for growth.Item How did chicken conquer the world? A brief history of our most successful agriculture species(Video, 2025-04-07) Hanotte, Olivier H.The history of our most common livestock species, the chicken, from its birth as domesticated animal in the Asian jungles to its world conquest. Olivier Hanotte, International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) principal scientist and deputy director at the Centre for Tropical Livestock Genetics and Health (CTLGH), explains how chickens are saving the lives of millions daily and will increasingly do so as survivors and saviours.Item Loitoktok One Health laboratory: A beacon of hope for livestock, community, and research(Video, 2025-01-31) International Livestock Research InstituteThe One Health Laboratory in Oloitoktok sub-County is managed in collaboration with the County Government of Kajiado. Interviews with members of the community, the local veterinary services and ILRI staff involved in operating and funding the lab show its importance and value.Item Advancing the CGIAR-France partnership in resilient agri-food systems(Video, 2025-01-27) International Livestock Research Institute; Centre de coopération internationale en recherche agronomique pour le développementThe ‘Advancing CGIAR – France Partnership in CGIAR Action Area: Resilient Agri-Food Systems’ workshop, on 5-6 December 2024, at CIRAD in Paris, focused on strengthening collaboration between CGIAR and French institutions in building resilient agri-food and agri-health systems. This partnership, which started in 2012, is tackling challenges in food security, nutrition, and climate change through joint research. The workshop discussed agri-health systems, identified knowledge gaps, and developed concrete actions for future collaboration, including a White Paper. One Health, sustainable food systems, and funding opportunities were also discussed.Item CGIAR One Health Initiative tackles food safety, zoonoses and antimicrobial resistance in Vietnam(Video, 2025-01-15) Vietnam One Health Partnership for Zoonoses; Vietnam National Institute of Veterinary Research; International Livestock Research InstituteThe CGIAR One Health Initiative (2022-2024), which is co-led by the National Institute of Veterinary Research (NIVR) under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, and the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), is addressing challenges related to human, animal, and environmental health. The initiative works in six provinces (Lao Cai, Hanoi, Thai Nguyen, Thua Thien Hue, Dong Nai, and Can Tho), focusing on controlling zoonotic diseases, ensuring food safety, and reducing antibiotic resistance. Key outcomes include surveillance of zoonotic diseases, improving hygiene in traditional markets and slaughterhouses, and raising awareness of proper antibiotic use.Item Participatory approaches to weather forecasting in Baringo County(Video, 2024-06-12) International Livestock Research InstituteIncreasingly erratic weather patterns necessitate strengthening forecasts with time sensitive, scientific weather predictions and crop and livestock advisories. To address this, the Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD) has adopted participatory scenario planning (PSP), which is a mechanism for collective sharing and interpretation of climate information for informed decision-making tailored to specific communities. PSP plays an important role in decision-making, supporting farmers and pastoralists in their seasonal activities by providing essential information to guide crop type and variety selection as well as livestock management.Item Strengthening collaboration to tackle African swine fever: 'From research to policy' workshop(Video, 2024-12-10) International Livestock Research InstituteIn this video, Hung Nguyen, lead of the Health Program at the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), shares key insights from the workshop ‘From research to policy: Improving animal disease prevention and control in Vietnam’ that took place on 17-18 October 2024 in Quang Ninh Province, Vietnam. The workshop brought together experts, policymakers, and stakeholders to address pressing challenges posed by African swine fever in Vietnam. Through collaborative discussions, participants explored solutions to enhance animal health systems, strengthen disease surveillance, and bridge gaps between research and policymaking.Item Celebrating ILRI@50: A new era of livestock innovation in Southeast Asia(Video, 2024-10-28) International Livestock Research InstituteIn this video, Hung Nguyen, the lead of the Health Program at ILRI, reflects on the recent ILRI@50 celebrations in Vietnam. He highlights ILRI’s significant contributions to livestock research and development in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. He also discusses ILRI's new strategic plan for 2024–2030, focusing on sustainable livestock practices and enhancing health outcomes in the region.Item 8th World One Health Congress - a reflection by ILRI scientist Hung Nguyen-Viet(Video, 2024-10-29) International Livestock Research InstituteHung Nguyen is the Leader (a.i.) of Health Program at the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) and the leader of the CGIAR initiative on One Health. The focus of the World One Health Congress 2024 held in Cape Town, South Africa on 20–23 September 2024 was on improving human health by taking a holistic approach that considers the interconnectedness of human, animal and environment health.Item Hung Nguyen at the Africa Food Systems Forum(Video, 2024-09-24) International Livestock Research InstituteHung Nguyen-Viet shares some reflections from his participation at the Africa Food Systems Forum 2024 in Kigali, Rwanda.Item Policy-driven success: Scaling livestock innovations in Son La Province, Vietnam(Video, 2024-10) International Livestock Research Institute; International Center for Tropical Agriculture; Son La Sub-department of Animal HealthThe CGIAR Initiative on Sustainable Animal Productivity (2022–2024) in Son La Province has made significant achievements in improving livestock production in Mai Son District. Achievements include training over 5,000 people on animal health, breed selection and sustainable farming techniques. The project inseminated 170 cows, improving pregnancy rates, and established 8 biosecurity demonstration farms. It also introduced sustainable feed practices, training 2,000 farmers on grass cultivation to prevent soil erosion. Local authorities co-invested in the project, ensuring its sustainability and long-term impact, which will continue to improve farmers' livelihoods and support regional development after the project's completion.Item Misconceptions about animal source foods and impact on household nutrition in central Uganda(Video, 2024-11) International Livestock Research InstituteItem Diversifying agribusiness systems through maize forage feed innovations(Video, 2024-03-14) International Livestock Research InstituteThe CGIAR Research Initiative on Diversification in East and Southern Africa (Ukama Ustawi) Initiative aims to help smallholders transition to sustainably intensified, diversified, and de-risked agri-food systems based on maize in 12 East and Southern African countries. Specifically, it seeks to enable 50,000 value chain actors, including farmers (at least 40% women, 40% youth), to adopt climate-smart maize-based intensification and diversification practices and one million to access digital agro-advisory services. This video explains how diversifying agribusiness systems through maize forage feed innovations is helping smallholders in Africa.Item Advancing livestock systems: ILRI’s innovations and impacts in Southeast Asia(Video, 2024-10-31) International Livestock Research InstituteVideo produced in celebration of ILRI50 anniversary on 15 October 2024 in Hanoi, Vietnam.Item Vietnam's Thua Thien Hue province strengthens One Health for food safety(Video, 2024-06-07) International Livestock Research InstituteVideo produced on World Food Safety Day 7 June 2024.Item ILRI@50: Milestones and achievements in Southeast Asia(Video, 2024-11-01) International Livestock Research InstituteSand art video produced in celebration of ILRI50 anniversary on 15 October 2024 in Hanoi, Vietnam.Item Multisectoral cooperation to eliminate 'gaps' in implementing the One Health initiative(Video, 2024-11-07) Vietnam Agriculture Newspaper; International Livestock Research InstituteA video produced at the One Health Scientific Conference: International practices and lessons learned for Vietnam on 16 October 2024 in Hanoi, VietnamItem Investing in One Health: Turning vision into action on the ground(Video, 2024-11-07) Vietnam Agriculture Newspaper; International Livestock Research InstituteIn this video, Hung Nguyen, leader of the CGIAR One Health Initiative and ILRI’s Health Program, highlights the role of multisectoral cooperation in advancing the One Health approach worldwide. He stresses the need to operationalize One Health at the ground level to address urgent challenges like zoonoses, emerging infectious diseases, foodborne illnesses and antimicrobial resistance.