Published in 2025
An article explaining how participatory and co-design approaches can be beneficial for improving animal welfare in livestock farming, what they entail, and what their benefits and limitations are.
Document Types: Scientific paper
Animal categories: All animals
Published in 2026
Opinion paper arguing that the absence of any reference to animal welfare in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals may not be detrimental, since it implies that animal welfare could be and should be anywhere and everywhere in the goals.
Document Types: Opinions
Animal categories: All animals
Published in 2026
Article demonstrating that poor and cramped housing conditions can exacerbate pain and delay healing in animals. These findings underscore the importance of taking into account the environment created by an animal's housing when assessing and managing animal welfare.
Animal categories: All animals
Published in 2026
The evaluation report concludes that the FRCAW an indispensable scientific role for the DGAL but would benefit from incorporating technical and economic issues related to animal welfare into its work. The CGAAER recommends renewing the FRCAW its current form and proposes reforms to its governance and operations to enhance its relevance and the confidence of professional organizations
Document types: Regulation/Certification
Animal categories: All animals
Published in 2026
Review starting from the "One Health" principle, which aims to reconcile animal welfare, human health, and environmental protection. Tensions may exist between these objectives.
Document types: Technical documents
Animal categories: All animals
Published in 2026
Special issue of INRAE Productions Animales featuring ten articles on scientific advances and technological innovations to develop sustainable livestock farming systems that incorporate animal welfare
Document Types: Scientific review
Animal categories: All animals
Published in 2025
Scientific article presenting a conceptual and theoretical analysis of the appropriate way to integrate animal welfare into cost-benefit analysis while adhering to the principles of positive welfare economics.
Document Types: Scientific paper
Animal categories: All animals
Published in 2025
Article showing that high temperatures influence aggressive behavior in many species. From salamanders to fish and mammals, aggression increases when temperatures rise, as heat stimulates the metabolism and intensifies competition for resources.
Document types: Technical Paper
Animal categories: All animals
Published in 2025
Survey comparing the attitudes of veterinarians and animal welfare specialists in the UK and Japan through the lens of the five freedoms. It highlights cultural differences, particularly in terms of the importance attached to the expression of natural behaviors and the management of pets.
Document Types: Scientific paper
Animal categories: All animals
Published in 2025
Article returning to the need for a distinction in French between the term "bien être", describing an individual's experienced state of well-being or welfare, and "bientraitance", describing the positive actions taken by another individual or body to benefit the first, which may or may not be successful in achieving this outcome. "Bientraitance" thus represents the point of view of the indivual or body who acts, while "bien-être" represents the point of view of the individual who experiences the action.
Document types: Technical Paper
Animal categories: All animals
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