A global study to identify a potential basis for policy options when integrating animal welfare into the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Linda Keeling(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Leopoldo Stuardo(Organisation Mondiale de la Santé Animale), B. Larsson(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Elizabeth A. Marier(Organisation Mondiale de la Santé Animale), H.J. Blokhuis(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), G Olmos(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences)
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