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We put evidence
at the heart of
livestock
decisions
SEBI-Livestock is developing data-driven insights for livestock and aquaculture programmes by applying innovative solutions to complex development questions.
Discover moreWe employ a wide range of skills to answer critical questions for livestock development.
Our team’s expertise includes:
- Veterinary Science
- Data Science
- Social Science
- Gender Integration
- Adaptive Project Management
- International Development
- Strategic Communications
What we do
Our collaborative approach and links with the global livestock community enable us to translate complex data into evidence and insights that inform policies, investments, and action on the ground.
Updates
From Static Reports to Interactive Insights: Unlocking Livestock Strategy Data
Explore livestock sector priorities with our interactive Livestock Strategy Documents Dashboard.
How can AI improve national livestock metrics? Insights from our latest workshop
Over the last half-year, SEBI-Livestock has been working with partners across the University of Edinburgh to explore how data science and AI can help address persistent livestock data challenges.
Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Livestock: Insights from the AI for Good Global Summit
SEBI-Livestock team members report back from the AI for Good Global Summit 2026.
Explore evidence on cattle reproductive performance in sub-Saharan Africa
SEBI-Livestock has launched a prototype evidence synthesis dashboard that consolidates recent literature on cattle reproductive performance across nine sub-Saharan African countries.
New Report Captures LD4D Member Views on Livestock Diseases
The Livestock Disease Evidence Consultation was designed to provide an opportunity to gather input from the international expert community on important data needs, gaps, and sources, to further strengthen and refine the evidence synthesis methods used to build this evidence base.
SEBI-Livestock awarded $14.9 million to expand data-driven insights for livestock investment decisions
New five-year grant supports programme hosted at Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, University of Edinburgh
Our collaborative approach
We work alongside funders, governments, research institutions, and private-sector partners to make data more accessible, generate actionable evidence, and deliver decision-ready insights.