Prepared for the LiveSTOCK Exchange event at ILRI, 9-10 November 2011.

1. November 2011
ILRI Slide Presentations over the Years:
The Seré Legacy
2002 Carlos Seré: ‘Introducing the International Livestock Research Institute’, Japan, 8 Mar
2003 Patti Kristjanson: ‘Where are the poor? Geographic dimensions of poverty in Kenya’,
presented by the Kenya Ministry of Planning and National Development, Nairobi, 14 Oct
2004 Carlos Seré: ‘Raising livestock productivity in Africa’, Kampala, Mar
Carlos Seré: ‘Livestock: A pathway out of poverty—ILRI’s strategy to 2010’, China
2005 Chris Delgado: ‘Update on the Livestock Revolution out of Asia: Implications for Markets’,
Nairobi, 22 Aug
Patti Kristjanson: ‘How to get it out there, make it useful and make sure it is used: ILRI’s
information dissemination challenge’, presented at ‘Creating the Information Commons for
e-Science: Towards Institutional Policies and Guidelines for Action,’ UNESCO, Paris, 2 Sep
2006 Carlos Seré: ‘Lessons from a changing world—Part 1: Implications for livestock research
and development’, presented at ILRI-ICAR Consultation, New Delhi, January 31 Jan–1 Feb
John McDermott: ‘Lessons from a changing world—Part 2: Implications for livestock
research and development’, presented at ILRI-ICAR Consultation, New Delhi, January 1 Feb
2007 Philip Thornton: ‘Climate change, vulnerability and poverty in Africa: Impacts on livestock
and livelihoods’, Europe, 8th Interagency donor meeting
Brian Perry: ‘The changing dynamics of ILRI and her mandate’, presented at ILRI APM,
Addis Ababa
2008 Mario Herrero: ‘Drivers of change in crop-livestock systems and their potential impacts on
agro-ecosystems services and human well-being to 2030’
John McDermott: ‘Sustainable intensification of smallholder livestock systems in the
tropics’, presented at the World Council on Animal Production, Cape Town, 24-28 Nov
2009 Philip Thornton: ‘What should we be working on in relation to climate change, adaptation,
and mitigation?’ presented in Nairobi, 24 Mar.
Shirley Tarawali: ‘The changing global livestock production scene: Daunting challenges or
unprecedented opportunities for livestock research?’ 2009
2010 Carlos Seré: ‘Knowledge to action: ILRI’s role in a changing world’, presented to the CGIAR
Consortium Board, Nairobi, 3 March
John McDermott: ‘Global livestock trends—The past may not always predict the future’,
presented to the United States National Academy of Sciences Board of Agriculture and
Natural Resources Meeting, 12 May
2011 Bruce Scott: ‘Knowledge to action: ILRI’s role in pro-poor livestock research for
development’, Nairobi, Mar
Carlos Seré: ‘CRP 3.7: More Meat, Milk and Fish by and for the Poor’, presented to the
CGIAR Fund Council, Montpellier, 6 Apr
Jimmy Smith: ‘ILRI’s future in the emerging global context: What are the critical outcomes
that ILRI should deliver in the next 5 to 10 years?’ presented in Nairobi, 11 Apr