Driving Progress: Charting Digital and Data Routes for European Livestock Tracking
D igi4Live aims to enhance the abilities of livestock industry participants in Europe to leverage data and digital technologies. It does this by bringing together various stakeholders, including farmers, technology suppliers, authorities, research initiatives, and others, to develop digital and data-related ideas collaboratively. Through this multi-actor approach, Digi4Live promotes the increased use of current and emerging technologies for tracking and tracing livestock.
It also contributes to establishing standards and consistent regulations, removing obstacles to data and new technologies. Furthermore, Digi4Live provides evidence of the economic, social, and environmental impacts of data-driven solutions in the livestock sector.
The overall outcome is more efficient administration, improved policy monitoring and assessment, and advantages for businesses and consumers, facilitating better-informed decision-making.
Funding Program:
Horizon EuropeCall:
HORIZON-CL6-2023-GOVERNANCE-01GA No.:
101134866Duration:
2024 - 2028EC Funding:
€ 4,995,979.20Website:
horizon-digi4live.euRevolutionising digital farming
Our role in the project
Foodscale Hub (FSH) will lead Work Package 4 (WP4) – facilitate continued MAE (Multi-actor engagement) & DEC (Dissemination, Communication, and Exploitation) and Work Package WP8 – Final DEC activities to ensure legacy & uptake of accepted approaches. FSH’s responsibilities include planning and coordinating DEC activities, as well as managing day-to-day DEC operations. This means that the project’s findings will be shared and communicated following Foodscale Hub’s guidance, while carefully and consistently keeping track of the project results to make sure that the target audience is aware and engaged in the project.
At the same time, FSH will build and strengthen partnerships with emerging, ongoing, and recently completed Horizon Europe projects, as well as other international, national, and local research and innovation projects, platforms, thematic networks, and AKIS actors.
Digi4Live in numbers
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- 1000+ farmers reached
- 300 experts and stakeholders engage
- 4 types of animals - cows, poultry, sheep and pigs
- 20+ best practice & policy recommendations provided
- 5+ LCA (life cycle approach) models developed
- 30+ best practice & policy recommendations provided
- 50+ data-driven and digital solutions generated
- 500+ relevant stakeholders benefiting from DDT
