PPILOW 2019-2024

Anne Collin, Joselle Latchoumia, Frank Tuyttens

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Anne Collin, Joselle Latchoumia, Frank Tuyttens. PPILOW 2019-2024: Poultry and PIg Low-input and Organic production systems' Welfare. 2019. hal-03502887

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Submitted on 26 Dec 2021

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PPILOW project has received funding from
the European Union's Horizon 2020
Research and Innovation Programme under
grant agreement N°816172

# PPILOW
2019 - 2024
Poultry and Pig Low-input
and Organic production
systems' Welfare

23 Partners from
9 countries

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SYSAAF

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THÜNEN

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FERMENTATION EXPERTS
for your health

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ILVO
Instituut voor Landbouw-
en Visserijonderzoek

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AARHUS UNIVERSITY

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Harper Adams
University

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INRA
Transfert

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Circular
Organics

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WAGENINGEN
UNIVERSITY & RESEARCH

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Fondazione Slow Food
per la Biodiversità
ONLUS

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Wallonie
recherche

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CRA-W

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yncréa
HAUTS-DE-FRANCE

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Utrecht University

## Goals and originality of the PPILOW project

The PPILOW project aims to **co-construct** through a multi-actor approach innovations to improve the welfare of poultry and pigs reared in organic and low-input outdoor farming systems.

The PPILOW participatory approach involves all actors of the production chain from farmers to consumers, citizens, scientists and policy makers, for proposing and studying welfare improvement levers. It will provide a combination of practical solutions for welfare improvement that can be applied on a pan-European basis.

## Project workplan

PPILOW will cocreate with end-users (National Practitioner Groups) welfare self-assessment tools and innovative breeding and rearing strategies/techniques for improving animal and human welfare by:

* avoiding piglet castration, beak trimming and the elimination of one day-old layer male chicks,

* favouring positive behaviours and improving health and robustness in both species

The innovative solutions will be **investigated experimentally** and the **most promising ones** will be **tested on-farm**.
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Multi-criteria analyses of the most effective breeding and rearing strategies will be realized based on the 'One Welfare' concept embracing sustainability goals with specific emphasis on animal and human welfare.

Business models will be created for the use of high-quality products issued from the adoption of PPILOW strategies.

To ensure the rapid uptake of the project results by end-users, dissemination activities will be developed.

The involvement of national practitioner groups throughout the project will be managed to facilitate change in the poultry and pig low-input outdoor and organic farming systems at the European level.

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For information request, please contact

* Anne Collin (INRA BOA - Coordinator)
  Anne.Collin@inra.fr

* Joselle Latchoumia (INRA transfert - Project manager)
  Joselle.Latchoumia@inra.fr

* Frank Tuyttens (ILVO - work package leader)
  frank.tuyttens@ilvo.vlaanderen.be

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