W.IAW.2403 - Animal Welfare SOP - training videos
animal welfare, training, video
| Project start date: | 15 August 2025 |
| Project end date: | 30 June 2025 |
| Publication date: | 15 August 2025 |
| Project status: | Completed |
| Livestock species: | Grass-fed Cattle |
| Relevant regions: | International |
Summary
The project is co-funded by FAWO/RMCP and LEP, as part of the FAWO Strategic Planning 2nd term, and is expected to finish before April 2024. The LEP will deliver the project in two phases: Phase 1 covers the production of seven videos (AUD 30K), and Phase 2 is an extension of the production to accommodate possible changes from the ESCAS Review.
Updating the video material will consider and adapt to the latest developments in the Indonesian Government's animal welfare regulations, ESCAS, and On-farm biosecurity, as well as taking input from experts in the field of cattle production and livestock slaughter procedures. The training materials will be made generic, to ensure the information available can be used by many parties, including local livestock and livestock in other countries.
Objectives
The project aims to provide the updated and most relevant training materials to personnel working in the cattle industry. The training materials can be used to showcase improvement and development within the Indonesia - Australia cattle trade in animal welfare best practices to regulators, operators, and customers.
• Deliver the production of seven videos, with the below topics, based on the agreed video scripts and work plan:
- Animal handling (1 video)
- Land transport (2 videos)
- Feedlot (1 video)
- Lairage (1 video)
- Slaughter (2 videos).
Key findings
The total 7 videos produced is use for broader animal welfare training in livestock
Benefits to industry
Provide updated and most relevant training materials to personnel working in the cattle industry. The training materials can be used to showcase improvement and development within the Indonesia-Australia cattle trade in animal welfare best practices to regulators, operators, and customers.
MLA action
Using the updated animal welfare training videos for training.
More information
| Project manager: | Helen Fadma |
| Contact email: | Reports@mla.com.au |
| Primary researcher: | Muhammad Faisal Riant Saputra |
