

aWISH Stakeholder Workshops: Advancing Animal Welfare Through Consultation and Knowledge Exchange
The aWISH project is set to host a series of 12 stakeholder workshops between January 2025 and May 2026.
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The aWISH project is set to host a series of 12 stakeholder workshops between January 2025 and May 2026.
On 28 November, representatives from the Research Institute for Farm Animal Biology (FBN) in Germany met with Ronald Klont, Head of Research and Development at Vion, to discuss innovative solutions for monitoring slaughter procedures.
The vibrant city of Barcelona, Spain, hosted the 3rd Annual Meeting of the aWISH project, bringing together project partners and stakeholders to review progress and discuss the road ahead.
In 2023, the European Union promised to revise the Transport Regulation (Council Regulation 1/2005) to improve protection for the billions of animals transported alive each year across the European Union and to third countries.
Innovative technology presented at the aWISH Project booth by FBN highlights how cutting-edge monitoring systems can improve animal welfare and help farmers identify health and behavioral issues in livestock early
On October 18th, 2024, the PATT seminar on Artificial Intelligence applied to animal welfare in slaughterhouses took place, organized within the framework of the Horizon Europe aWISH project (Animal Welfare Indicators at the Slaughterhouse).
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