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course, recognized throughout Canada and United States for Canadian livestock and poultry transporters  \n􀂃 Training modules for all major species transported in Canada  \n􀂃 Key knowledge areas include:  \n􀂃 animal welfare, health, behaviour, laws and regulations, vehicle and handling techniques, emergency response  \n􀂃 Recertification every three (3) years  \nThe many benefits of training and certification include:  \n􀂃 Improved knowledge  \n􀂃 Increased professionalism  \n􀂃 Improved safety  \n􀂃 Reduced livestock stress and injury during transport  \n􀂃 Decreased economic loss  \n􀂃 Increased public trust  \n􀂃 Originally developed by Alberta Farm Animal Care in 2007  \n􀂃 All segments of the Canadian livestock and poultry sectors have contributed to the program’s development  \n􀂃 The program is an industry led initiative with a purpose of addressing the need for increased accountability and improved handling practices in livestock transport  \n􀂃 In 2013 updated and rebranded version of CLT was launched  \n– transitioned to the Canadian Animal Health Coalition (CAHC)  \n􀂃 In 2020, CLT program moved to Animal Health Canada and moved to primarily online delivery  \nCOMPLETED  \n􀂃 Short Term Actions  \n▪ Update program based on new Transportation Regulations  \n▪ Transition CLT to online only delivery  \n􀂃 Medium Term Actions  \n▪ Establish an Advisory Committee  \n▪ Develop sustainable financial model  \n▪ Transition to Animal Health Canada  \n▪ Hire a CLT coordinator  \n▪ Update the online platform, including any needed updates to the materials– move to Momentum  \nMOVING FORWARD  \n􀂃 Medium Term  \n▪ Biosecurity modules – created in 2018 and never used  \n▪ CLT team is planning an internal review of these leveraging internal resources  \n▪ Work with CLT Advisory Committee to ensure content works with existing policies  \n▪ Long Term  \n▪ New learning experience for course participants to be developed  \n▪ Obtain equivalency with US transportation training programs (TQA/BQA)  \nAlmost 10 years since the last program update  \n• What has changed?  \n• What do the users of CLT need for success?  \n• New opportunities and challenges we can foresee?  \nCOVID-19 Pandemic  \n• Rapid increase and development for virtual platforms for online courses  \nAHC Transition  \n• Offer training as a member service?  \n• Non-dues revenue generation  \n• What should we consider now within the platform?  \n􀂃 Pre-survey of CLT stakeholders  \n▪ 27% response rate  \n▪ Industry goals: improve animal welfare, increase compliance with new regulations, certifications to support customer requests  \n▪ Industry challenges: trucker shortage, high turnover, public perception, animal rights activities, reaching private/non-commercial transporters  \n▪ Program challenges: competing, more cost-effective US-based programs, needs to be more species specific,  \n􀂃 Session Participant Feedback:  \n▪ Opportunities: revisit core objectives of CLT program, searchable database of certified transporters, increase biosecurity content, build on other training and certification processes for truckers  \n▪ Challenges: cost, low market penetration in the hog industry, training needs to be more engaging, lack of program awareness, reassess training cycle (currently 3 years)  \nShort and long term needs assessment completed","cbCailleW3z3Mqnx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailleW3z3Mqnx","pdf",966722,12,"English","# CLT certification course overview\n## Core training modules and knowledge areas\n## Recertification cycle and benefits\n# Program history and transitions\n## Development, updates, and rebranding\n## 2020 transition to online delivery\n# Action plans and moving forward\n## Completed short-term actions\n## Medium-term actions and platform updates\n## Long-term objectives and opportunities\n# Needs assessment and stakeholder input\n## Stakeholder survey results and industry goals\n## Industry, program challenges, and participant feedback\n## Revised training and 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