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Local organisations driving meaningful change

Since 2021, the Investing in Others programme has funded and supported local organisations across Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam to improve farmed animal welfare. The figures below show the combined results of that work, from animals already experiencing better welfare to those expected to benefit from changes now underway.

Direct impact:

39.6 million farmed animals

Animals that are already experiencing measurable welfare improvements from changes implemented on the ground.

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Indirect impact:

15.6 billion farmed animals

Animals expected to benefit from policy, industry, market, or consumption shifts already set in motion.

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What we do

The animal impact figures reflect positive change driven by the Investing in Others grantee partners across four types of intervention:

Policy change

Advancing laws, regulations, standards, or public policies that strengthen protections for farmed animals

Corporate engagement

Securing commitments from companies to adopt higher animal welfare standards across their operations or supply chains

Technical support

Providing practical guidance and expertise to help producers, organisations, and other stakeholders adopt better welfare practices

Public mobilisation

Building awareness and public support to influence attitudes, behaviours, and decisions affecting farmed animals

These interventions can lead to immediate improvements or set longer-term change in motion. We track both through direct and indirect impact.

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Meet the organisations behind the impact

See how Investing in Others grantee partners are turning policy work, corporate engagement, technical support, and public mobilisation into better outcomes for farmed animals across Southeast Asia.

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