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Videos Pretoria 2015

This page contains the videos of the speeches had on 14-16 April 2015 in Pretoria (South Africa) at the African Symposium on “Animal identification and recording (AIR) systems for traceability and livestock development in sub-Saharan Africa

• On the importance of animal recording. Voices from Africa
• Pretoria Symposium 2015 opening speech
  T. Takavarasha (FAO)
• Pretoria Symposium 2015 opening speech
  M. Burke (ICAR)
• Pretoria Symposium 2015 opening speech
  Hon S. Zokwana (DAFF)
• Program, objectives and expected outputs
  B. Besbes (FAO)
• OIE standards on animal identification and traceability and level of compliance in Africa 
  M. Letshwenyo (OIE)
• Animal identification and traceability and international trade: The African perspectives
  A. Toto (SATOTO Livestock Projects)
• ICAR standards and guidelines and level of their application in Africa
  K. Ilves (ICAR)
• Animal identification, traceability and health and performance recording: A priority in Africa?
  J. Wabacha (AU-IBAR)
• Animal identification, traceability and performance recording in Botswana
  L. Modisa (Botswana)
• Animal identification, traceability and performance recording in Namibia
  M. Maseke (Namibia)
• Animal identification, traceability and performance recording in South Africa
  J. Mamabolo (DAFF)
• Development of animal identification, traceability and performance recording in Swaziland
  S. Mduli (Swaziland)
• Animal identification, traceability and performance recording in Tanzania
  S. Kagaruki (Tanzania)
• FAO guidelines for development of integrated and multipurpose animal recording systems
  B. Besbes (FAO)
• Animal Identification and Recording for animal disease prevention and control
  P. Calistri (COVEPI)
• Animal identification and recording for animal breeding and farm management
  O. Mwai (ILRI)
• Animal identification and recording: Interbull’s and Interbeef’s potential for African countries
  J. van der Westhuizen (SASB)
• Current tools and technologies for AIR and their appropriateness in the African context
  D. Ferguson (Consult IT)
• Current tools and technologies for AIR in the dairy chain
  C. Banga (ARC)
• ICT for interoperable animal identification, traceability and health and performance recording
  M. Burke (ICAR)
• ICT for animal traceability, performance and health recording for smallholder systems: India
  K. Trivedi (NDDB)
• Animal identification and recording for animal tracking and disease control in Australia
  K. Evers (DEPI)
• African Livestock, which one, where and when: Practical pointers
  S. Ward (Allflex)
• Requirements on reliable solutions for livestock identification systems
  H. Winkeler (Caisley)
• Livestock identification in Africa: the tool box
  J. Bolscher (Datamars)
• Genomics: A paradigm shift in animal breeding
  A. Eggen (Illumina)
• Practical live history recording of livestock to central database in Africa
  R. Cloete (GMP)
• Costs and benefits of animal identification and traceability along the agrifood supply chain
  H. Katjiuongua (ILRI)
• Costs and benefits of AIR for animal health
  C. De Haan (Intl. Cons.)
• Costs and benefits of animal identification and performance recording
  F. Maré (Free State University)
• Sustainability of AIR in smallholder farming in Africa
  A. Toto (SATOTO Livestock Projects)