Programa Mundial para una Ganadería Sostenible (GASL)

El Programa mundial para una ganadería sostenible es una asociación de partes interesadas comprometidas con el desarrollo sostenible del sector ganadero. Responde a la necesidad de emprender medidas concertadas y colectivas para abordar los desafíos sin precedentes del sector.

Con una población mundial que se prevé que alcance los 9 600 millones de personas en 2050, se espera que la demanda de productos pecuarios aumente un 20%. El sector debe responder a la creciente demanda mundial de carne, huevos y leche, que se ve impulsada por el aumento de la población mundial, pero también por el incremento de la riqueza y la urbanización.

Aspectos destacados
Noticias
Women leaders driving transformation in sustainable livestock systems awarded at MSP in Dakar
30/06/2026

The Global Agenda for Sustainable Livestock (GASL) continues to promote inclusive leadership and innovation in the livestock sector through its Women...

From reactive protection to smart coexistence in rangelands: digital tools transforming livestock–wildlife interactions
30/06/2026

Across many regions, livestock keepers continue to face persistent losses from predation, particularly in extensive grazing systems and pastoral...

Livestock biodiversity must be part of nature-positive food systems, experts say at MSP side event
29/06/2026

Rangelands and locally adapted livestock breeds should be treated as one connected system in global biodiversity and...

Celebrating innovation: new young voices recognised for transforming livestock through science and social media.
26/06/2026

On Thursday 11 June, on the last day of the 14th GASL Multistakeholder Partnership meeting in Dakar, a special session was dedicated to r

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Actos
Evento híbrido, 21/09/2026

Side event at the FAO Global Conference for Action on One Health in Agrifood Systems to explore how animal welfare can support health, sustainability and antimicrobial resistance efforts.

 

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