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Mitigation of Climate Change in Agriculture (MICCA) Programme

Webinars

Manure management

• Full webinar "Manure management in large-scale footloose or landless livestock systems", organized by FAO and the Livestock and Manure Management project lead by Wageningen University Livestock Research
• Full webinar “Manure: a valuable resource! Introduction and scope of manure management” on YouTube, organized in partnership of FAO and Livestock and Manure Management project lead by Wageningen University Livestock Research

Seperate presentations

• The Role of the Public Sector – Khan Shahidul Huque, Bangladesh Livestock Research Institute, Bangladesh
• The Role of the Private Sector – Didier Moreau, Danone Dairy Division, France
• The Role of the NGO Sector – Steven von Eije, SNV, Netherlands Development Organisation in Viet Nam
• Deepening the subject of manure management in large-scale footloose or landless livestock systems – Theun Vellinga, Livestock Systems and Climate Change at Wageningen University and Research Centre
• The Role of the Public Sector – Roberto Azofeifa, Chief of Sustainable Production Department, Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock of Costa Rica
• The Role of the Private Sector – Hsin Huang, Secretary General of International Meat Secretariat, Paris
• Outlining the Climate and Clean Air Coalition, and framing the Livestock and Manure Management Component – Helena Molin Valdés, the Climate & Clean Air Coalition Secretariat at the UN Environment Programme
• Setting the scope on manure management – Theun Vellinga, Livestock Systems and Climate Change at Wageningen University and Research Centre
• How to get to practice change? – Eric Kemp-Benedict, Asia Centre of the Stockholm Environment Institute

Livestock

• Introduction to livestock and climate change mitigation – Beverley Henry, Queensland University of Technology and University of Sydney

• Introduction to the development of the LEAP Partnership and LEAP LCA guidelines – Pierre Gerber, FAO

• Specific guidance provided by the LEAP LCA guidelines – Greg Thoma, University of Arkansas, USA; Stewart Ledgard, AgResearch - New Zealand; and Theun Vellinga, Wageningen University and Research Centre 

• Review process and next steps – Camillo De Camillis, FAO.
  Questions and answers, and summary

• Introduction: Greenhouse gas emissions from livestock supply chains: LCA assessments for monogastrics and ruminants – Carolyn Opio, FAO  & Climate change mitigation in the livestock sector: overall potential, options and case studies – Anne Mottet, FAO

• Introduction, presentations and discussion on global multi-stakeholder initiatives for livestock

• Summary on multi-stakeholder initiatives for livestock and environmental concerns