What are the AWIN welfare assessment protocol? It is a science-based welfare assessment method, built on animal-based indicators, including pain. What are they for? It is intended to assess welfare of turkeys, sheep, goats, horses and donkeys on farm. Why use a two level approach strategy? The AWIN welfare assessment protocols offer, as a first level, a quick screening, consisting of a selection of robust and feasible animal-based indicators. Depending on the outcome, a second level, consisting of a more comprehensive and in-depth assessment, may be recommended.
Awin welfare assessment protocols / E. Dalla Costa, F. Dai, M. Battini, L. Murray, P. Scholz, D. Lebelt, J. Marchewka, A. Vieira, T.T. Negrao Watanabe, C. Tremolada, L. Ferrari, S. Lolli, S. Richmond, F. Wemelsfelder, R. Ruiz, I. Beltran de Heredia, J. Arranz, S. Barbieri, M. Minero, S. Mattiello, V. Ferrante, I. Estevez, G. Stillwell, C. Dwyer, E. Canali, A.J. Zanella. ((Intervento presentato al convegno Awin final conference tenutosi a Brussels nel 2015.
Awin welfare assessment protocols
E. Dalla Costa
;F. Dai;M. Battini;L. Murray;T.T. Negrao Watanabe;L. Ferrari;S. Lolli;S. Barbieri;M. Minero;S. Mattiello;V. Ferrante;E. Canali;
2015
Abstract
What are the AWIN welfare assessment protocol? It is a science-based welfare assessment method, built on animal-based indicators, including pain. What are they for? It is intended to assess welfare of turkeys, sheep, goats, horses and donkeys on farm. Why use a two level approach strategy? The AWIN welfare assessment protocols offer, as a first level, a quick screening, consisting of a selection of robust and feasible animal-based indicators. Depending on the outcome, a second level, consisting of a more comprehensive and in-depth assessment, may be recommended.
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