INNOVATIONS TO IMPROVE SUSTAINABILITY IN THE SHEEP AND GOAT SECTOR
An iSAGE training course and an iSAGE workshop
Held at the Mediterranean Palace Hotel in Thessaloniki, 13th-15th January 2020
Training
Programme available here (PDF document)
Presentations
Georgios Arsenos - Welcome to the ISAGE project:Greek regional meeting
Lisa Arguile - Sustainability The PG Tool and the iSAGE Toolbox
Valentina Tsartsianidou - Modern approaches to animal genetic improvement: novel phenotypes and genetic/genomic analysis
Raffaele Zanoli - Assessing consumer needs and developing new products
Stefano Orsini - Case study research design and methods
Martha Dellar - Modelling the impacts of climate change on European sheep and goat production systems
Alexandros Theodoridis - Innovations to support the viability of Sheep & Goat sector in Europe
Sofia Termatzidou - E ffect of an alternative rearing method on milk production lamb weight gain
Mata Trivizaki - Task 4.2: Training and implementation of farm management application The AWIN case study
Ebru Emsen - Disruptive Innovation in sheep breeding for ensuring complete traceability of lambs
Stefano Orsini - Case study: Next Generation Ambassador Programme, UK
Workshop
Programme available here (PDF document)
Presentations
Georgios Arsenos - Aims of the iSAGE project and workshop
Athanasios Gelasakis - Health and welfare challenges for the sustainablility of dairy small ruminant farms
Raffaele Zanoli - Consumer trends and needs iSAGE results & recommendations
Thomas Bartzanas - Precision livestock technologies for reducing the environmental footprint in livestock systems in view of climate change
Martha Dellar - Impacts of climate change on sheep & goat production systems and adaptation options
Deimitrios Melas - New CAP: impact on the sheep and goat sector
Inmaculada Batalla - Modelling farms: possible scenarios and systems responses to future changes
Lisa Arguile - Sustainability The iSAGE Toolbox
Sotiria Vouraki - The iSAGE decision support system (DSS)
Valentina Tsartsianidou - Possible future breeding strategies to enhance animal resilience



This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 679302.