Project description
Unlocking the future of livestock data in Europe
Amidst the evolving landscape of the European livestock sector, challenges in data management hinder its potential. The EU Data Governance Act and recent technological strides present a unique opportunity to overcome this hurdle, fuelling the demand for automated and expanded livestock data processes. In this context, the EU-funded Digi4Live project focuses on collaboration and co-creation. It aims to elevate the capacity of the entire livestock supply chain, from farm to fork, by harnessing the power of digital technologies and data-driven solutions. This initiative holds the promise of a more sustainable, efficient, and consumer-centric future for the European livestock industry. Over its 4.5-year duration, Digi4Live aims to impact over 1 000 organisations, fostering a sustainable, digitalised livestock sector.
Objective
EU Data Governance Act and recent advances in technology provide a unique momentum to automate and expand livestock data collection, integration and exploitation by strengthening the coordination of efforts of science and industry. The ultimate goal of Digi4Live is to increase the capacity of livestock sector actors across Europe to benefit from data generating and digital technologies. By using a strong multi-actor and co-creation approach, which brings together livestock sector actors from farm to fork, from science to livestock and technology industries, competent authorities, and other key actors, and engages them in co-creation of digital & data concepts, Digi4Live enables greater use of current and new data & digital technologies in livestock tracking. Digi4Live is a 4.5 years coordination and support action that is reaching out to over 1000 organisations and initiatives across Europe to make an impact towards economically, environmentally and socially sustainable, digitalised livestock business that meets consumers’ expectations, more effective public administration and impactful policy.
Digi4Live boosts the creation of standards and harmonised regulations, thus eliminating technical barriers for data and new data-generating technologies, and provides evidence on economic, social and environmental impacts of data-driven solutions in the livestock sector and boosts collaboration between R&I initiatives across all EU member states and beyond. It will point out how public administration and policy monitoring & assessment, businesses and consumers can benefit from digital technologies. Concepts for greater exploitation of data will be co-developed and examined in six thematic case study hubs and brought to the attention of end users to. Such an integrated approach can really make a difference by enabling substantially improved use of data for the benefit of science, policy and business. The project will provide policy and business conclusions.
Fields of science (EuroSciVoc)
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CORDIS classifies projects with EuroSciVoc, a multilingual taxonomy of fields of science, through a semi-automatic process based on NLP techniques.
- social sciencessociologygovernance
- agricultural sciencesanimal and dairy sciencedomestic animalsanimal husbandry
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