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With the rise in intensive peri-urban livestock production, increased use of antibiotics in feed, growing global threat from antibiotic-resistant pathogens and emerging zoonotic diseases, management of livestock wastes is a growing global public good. This seminar presented the recent Japan CTF sponsored global study on animal wastes management at urban slaughterhouses and live markets, including what is being informally recycled.
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Workshop
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
World Bank Headquarters
Welcome
Sandra Cointreau, Solid Waste Management Adviser, Finance, Economics and Urban Department, World Bank
James Wilson Smith, Senior Livestock Specialist, Agriculture and Rural Development Department, World Bank
Michael White (UK), Waste Engineer, Environmental Specialist
Study Background (Background, wastes, and general findings)
Jon Marlow (Australia), Livestock Processing Expert
Conditions at Slaughterhouses (Infrastructure, process control, animal welfare, hygiene and sanitation, fifth-quarter processing, and waste management)
Michael White
Final Disposal of Livestock Market and Slaughterhouse Wastes
Jon Marlow
Overview of Disease Vectors & Feed Additives
Closing Remarks
Sandra Cointreau and James Smith
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