Transcript Catherine Pfeifer, ILRI-Nairobi In collaboration with Tim

ILRI’s geospatial activities
Catherine Pfeifer, ILRI-Nairobi
In collaboration with Tim Robinson, Francesco Fava, Bernard Bett
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
September 6th 2016
Overview
Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Global
Mapping
Livestock
Disease
Science
Geotools for
Engagement
Development
Livestock Insurance
Remote Sensing
Global Mapping
(Tim Robinson, Catherine Pfeifer)
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Using DHS data to come up with :
 Agricultural population (with Brussels University)
 Livestock keeper spatial patterns
 Gender context map for value chain
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H7N9 and antimicrobial use in livestock
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Crowd sourced manure management map
(WUR/FAO/IIASA)
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Up-dated livestock distribution maps
Find it all on : livestock.geo-wiki.org
Livestock and zoonotic disease
(Bernard Bett, Catherine Pfeifer)
Rift Valley Fever
 Early warning system
 Risk, hazards and vulnerability maps
 Check the Atlas
www.healthyfutures.eu/
Environmental Virtual Observatories
(EVOCA-WUR)
Crowd-sourcing tick observation data
Near real time prediction of tick born
disease outbreak based on mixed and
biased data
Livestock insurance (IBLI)
(Francesco Fava)
Index based insurance
 Improvement of remote sensing based drought related forage scarcity
assessment
 Linking livestock mortality with NDVI
 Linking fodder scarcity measures
with household vulnerability
 Ground data collection networks
in pastoral areas
 RS-based method to quickly assess
the effectiveness of restoration
intervention in drylands
 Crowdsourcing (forage photos)
Geotools for engagement
(Catherine Pfeifer)
CLEANED :
 Quick, simple but relevant ex-ante environmental
assessment model
 Spatial and non-spatial data integration tool at
landscape scale
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Water
Soil
Greenhouse gases
Biodiversity
 Live simulation with decision makers for
negotiating environmental trade-offs
Participatory GIS protocol for natural resource
management
 Within CLEANED
 Somaliland climate change adaptation project
data.ilri.org/geoportal
livestock-geo.wiki.org
www.healthyfutures.eu
better lives through livestock
ilri.org
ILRI thanks all donors and organizations who globally supported its work through their contributions
to the CGIAR Fund
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