The geographical distribution of livestock (cattle, sheep, goat, pig, chicken, duck, buffaloes, camels) is a key driver of the
distribution of diseases and has important environmental impacts at a global scale in terms of direct pollution through manure
managment, greenhouse gaz emissions and contribution to antimicrobial resistance. Our work aim to better map the distribution of
livestock production at a global scale, with some special emphasis on intensive livestock production and projections.