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Institutional activities Scientific activities Animal health information Direct support to OIE Members Work programme and partnership Communication Publications Working Groups endorsement

History

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An intergovernmental organisation established 20 years before the United Nations

Creation of the Office International des Epizooties (OIE) New Name: World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) Creation of the United Nations

1924 2003 1945

Americas Africa Europe Asia, the Far East and Oceania Middle- East

OIE Members (May 2014)

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180 Members

Some countries belong to two regions

Regional (RR) and Sub-Regional (SRR) Representations and technical Offices

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13 Offices under the direct authority of the Director General Collaborate closely with five Regional Commissions

Gaborone

OIE RR & SRR Recent Agreements signed with host countries

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Signed 6 March 2013, validated by the DUMA 19 November 2014

Moscow (Russia)

Signed 15 October 2013, validated by the Parliament mi-January 2015, offically establised on 26 February 2015

Astana (Kazakhstan)

Official agreements signed in 2014

International and regional public and private Organisations

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(Resolution May 2014 – 82nd GS)

Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care International (AAALAC) International Society for Animal Hygiene (ISAH)

International Veterinary Student’s Association (IVSA) Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) Global Alliance for Rabies Control (GARC)

Additionnal new Agreements will be submitted to the World Assembly in 2015

Institutional OIE Conferences (2014 – early 2015)

25-30 May 2014 82nd General Session of the World Assembly

• 27 Ministers – Members of Government and High Level Personalities
• 140 Member Countries
• 29 International Organisations

23-26 September 2014, Bern (Switzerland) 26th Conference of the OIE Regional Commission for Europe 11-14 November, Guadalajara (Mexico) 22nd Conference of the OIE Regional Commission for Americas 17-20 February, Rabat (Morocco) 21st Conference of the OIE Regional Commission for Africa

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2014 2015

OIE 2014 General Budget

• Four Member Countries have decided to move to a

higher contribution category

• Income and expenses are balanced in 2014
• Not possible to replenish the reserve fund in 2014
• More detailed information on Thursday

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Scientific Activities

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Specialist Commissions and Working Groups

• Meetings of the four Specialist Commissions (8 meetings)
• Meetings of the three permanent Working Groups (3 meetings)
• Wildlife diseases (1)
• Animal Production Food Safety (1)
• Animal Welfare (1)
• Meetings of the Ad hoc Groups of experts (39)
• Applications for the official recognition of Member Countries’

status:

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2014-2015 FMD 14 countries BSE 8 countries AHS 2 countries CBPP 2 countries PPR 5 countries CSF 25 countries

Standard setting

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• Terrestrial
• Aquatic

CODES

• Terrestrial
• Aquatic

MANUALS

Intergovernmental standards

Global and International Conferences (1)

• 3rd Global Conference of the 296 OIE Reference Centres, Incheon

(Rep. of Korea), 14-16 October

• OIE-CIC Joint International Meeting on Early detection and

prevention of African Swine Fever (ASF) and other animal health issues on wildlife-livestock-human interface, Paris (France), 30th June-1st July (focused on the ASF crisis in Europe)

• 3rd Global Conference on aquatic animal diseases, Ho Chi Minh City

(Vietnam), 20-22 January

• Inter-Regional Conference on Global Control of Peste des Petits

Ruminants (PPR) organised in partnership with FAO, Abidjan (Cote d’Ivoire), 31st March-2nd April

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In 2014 In 2015

Global and International Conferences (2)

• Global Conference on Biological Threat Reduction with the

collaboration of WHO, Paris (France), 30 June-2 July

• Global Conference on Rabies, in collaboration with WHO, Geneva

(Switzerland), 10-11 December

• Global Conference on Pastoralism, with support of the Mongolian

Government, Mongolia (tbc)

• Veterinary Education (Thailand, June)
• Animal Welfare, (Mexico, December)

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Planned in 2015 Planned in 2016

247 Reference Laboratories in 38 countries 117 Diseases

Reference Laboratories

Global Expert Centres for animal diseases in 2014

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Collaborating Centres

Global Centres of excellence on horizontal topics in 2014

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49 Collaborating Centres in 26 countries

Animal health information

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WAHIS

Early warning system

Monitoring system semestrial reports

Information from the Annual reports

Alert messages for specific epidemiological events & for emerging diseases Outbreaks notified & information for 117 OIE-listed diseases twice a year (including their presence or absence)

• Veterinary Services’ capabilities
• Vaccine production
• National laboratories’

capabilities

• Animal population figures
• Human cases for zoonoses

180 countries on line

WAHIS

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And non official information tracking system

Presentation of WAHIS

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New World Animal Health : A unique on-line tool

• A synthesis of global animal health information

from OIE Members as well as from non-OIE Member Countries

• A unique tool with data extraction capabilities
• Will benefit those involved in animal production,

wildlife disease surveillance, international trade and the epidemiology and control of aquatic and terrestrial animal diseases, including zoonoses

• Date of launch: 1st June 2015

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Disease notifications in 2014

• 1048 event reports from 102 countries for

62 diseases

191 immediate notifications 857 follow up reports

• 46 events identified by the OIE active search

system after more than 11 000 verifications

25 replies for an immediate notification or follow up report

• Semestrial and annual reports
• New ‘Notification Procedures’
• Future smartphone application

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Direct support to OIE Members

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OIE Vision – Good Governance

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Capacity Building, Specific Activities, Projects and Programs PVS Gap Analysis (PVS Costing Tool) PVS Evaluation PVS Evaluation Follow-Up Missions Veterinary Legislation Public / Private Partnerships Veterinary Education Laboratories "Diagnosis" "Prescription" "Treatment" including Veterinary Services’ Strategic Priorities

Donors and Partners

(OIE World Animal Health and Welfare Fund)

OIE Members PVS Evaluation requests received PVS Evaluation missions implemented Reports available for (restricted) distribution to Donors and Partners Publication

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website

Africa 54 53 51 34 8 Americas 29 25 23 10 9 Asia, the Far East and Oceania 32 24 22 10 1 Europe 53 18 16 10 1 Middle East 12 13 11 5 1

TOTAL

180 133 123 69 20

OIE PVS Evaluation Missions

State of play (up to 18 May 2015)

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Overview of PVS Evaluation missions

26 Mission completed Mission requested Report Available Special approach

OIE Members PVS Gap Analysis requests received PVS Gap Analysis missions implemented Reports available for (restricted) distribution to Donors and Partners Publication

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website Africa

54 46 43 19 7

Americas

29 15 12 5 4

Asia, the Far East and Oceania

32 18 13 76 1

Europe

53 9 8 2 1

Middle East

12 8 4 TOTAL 180 96 80 32 13

PVS Gap Analysis (PVS costing tools) Missions

State of play (up to 18 May 2015)

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Overview of PVS Gap Analysis missions

28 Mission completed Mission requested Report Available

OIE Members Veterinary Legislation Identification mission requests received Veterinary Legislation Identification missions implemented Veterinary Legislation Identification mission reports received Agreement requested* Africa

54 40 24 22 6

Americas

29 7 6 6 2

Asia, the Far East and Oceania

32 6 6 5 2

Europe

53 5 3 2 1

Middle East

12 4 4 4 1 TOTAL 180 62 43 39 12

Veterinary Legislation Missions

State of play (up to 18 May 2015)

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Overview of Veterinary legislation missions

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Identification mission done Identification mission done Identification mission requested Identification mission requested Agreement Preparatory phase Agreement Preparatory phase Agreement Implementation phase Agreement Implementation phase

OIE Members PVS Evaluation Follow-Up requests received PVS Evaluation Follow-Up mission implemented Reports available for (restricted) distribution to Donors and Partners Publication

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website Africa

54 13 12 1 1

Americas

29 8 7 4

Asia, the Far East and Oceania

32 5 5 2

Europe

53 4 3 1

Middle East

12 4 1 1 TOTAL 180 34 28 3 7

PVS Evaluation Follow-Up Missions

State of play (up to 18 May 2015)

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Overview of PVS Evaluation Follow-Up missions

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OIE Member Countries Experience with the PVS Pathway - Questionnaire

• Objective:
• To identify impact, measure satisfaction, and capture success stories

related to the PVS Pathway experience of OIE Member Countries

• Sent to 119 countries participating in the PVS Pathway
• 50% response rate so far
• 96% described their overall experience with the PVS Pathway from

good to excellent

• Deadline for responding extended until 1 July
• We need your participation! We need to convince our donors
• Available in the business Centre: please proceed!

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“Treatment” Improvement of Governance Improvement of Quality of Veterinary Services

• Continued implementation of the OIE PVS Pathway – 130 countries

involved

• Training programme for new Delegates and OIE National Focal Points
• Development of specific support to Member Countries:
• Veterinary Education Establishments
• Veterinary Statutory Bodies
• Veterinary Legislation Support Programme
• PVS Pathway Laboratory Missions
• Continued implementation of the twinning programme for:
• Laboratories
• Veterinary Educational Establishments (VEEs)
• Veterinary Statutory Bodies (VSBs)
• Continued implementation of the OIE concept of Vaccine Bank (Asia,

Africa)

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Thanks to additionnal voluntary contributions managed by the OIE World Animal Health and Welfare Fund (in 2014: 11, 7 M€ received)

Improvement of Governance Capacity building seminars

Regional Events Participants Focal points 14 621 (331 Focal Points) New Delegates 3 103 (41 New Delegates) Veterinary legislation 2 74 Other technical meetings 25 1237

TOTAL 44 2035

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New Delegates: Paris (France) - Brussels (Belgium) Beijing (PRC)

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Focal Points Seminars’

Communication: Tallinn (Estonia) Animal disease notification: Sofia (Bulgaria), Paris (France) Animal production food safety: Abu Dhabi (UAE), Hanoi (Vietnam) Veterinary drugs: Ottawa (Canada), Tokyo (Japan), Ohrid (Macedonia Former Yug Rep of), Wildlife: N‘Djamena (Chad), St Petersburg (Russia), Obihiro (Japan), Guelph (Canada) Animal welfare: Amman (Jordan), Canberra (Australia)

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Focus on Delegates and Focal Points: 17 Seminars in 2014

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Situation in May 2015

OIE Twinning Programme for Laboratories

• 24 projects completed
• 34 projects underway
• 12 projects approved and waiting to start (‘in the

pipeline’)

• 3 Most popular topics
• Avian influenza and Newcastle disease (10)
• Brucellosis (8)
• Rabies (6)

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OIE Vaccine Bank (as of 1st May 2015)

• 2006: Regional Vaccine Bank for Africa/Avian Influenza (EU-PACE)
• 2007: Global Vaccine Bank / Avian Influenza (Canada, Formely CIDA)

62 million doses

• 2011: Regional Vaccine Bank for Asia (EU – HPED) with additional funding

from Australia, China, France, and New Zealand 3.1 million doses - FMD } 3.7 million doses - Rabies } Still operational 3.2 million doses - Rabies }

WHO procurement through OIE

• 2012 – 2014: Pilot PPR Project in Africa (Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation)

10 million doses - PPR } Still operational 4 million doses - PPR

direct country purchase with WB support

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Veterinary Education and the Role of the Veterinary Statutory Body

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OIE Recommendations

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the Competencies

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graduating veterinarians (‘Day 1 graduates’) and OIE Guidelines on Veterinary Education Core Curriculum provide the basis to assure the quality of National Veterinary Services in their public and private components.

• Recommendation 9 from the Brazil Conference requested OIE

to liaise with Member Countries to establish a global list of Veterinary Education Establishments.

• When complete this list will be publicly available on the OIE

website.

• To date we have responses from 84 OIE Member Countries
• Please proceed! Contact our staff at the business Centre

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Specific programme

Improvement of Animal Welfare Programme (IAWP)

• The OIE improved animal welfare programme was developed

with the support of the Australian Government as a capacity building programme to assist recipient countries implement OIE animal welfare standards on land transport and slaughter. To date the training programme has been delivered in 15 OIE Member Countries for transport and slaughter of cattle, sheep and pigs.

• Cattle slaughter DVD

The DVD (to be given on Friday to the Delegates) was developed to support in-country training. It covers all major welfare issues associated with slaughter of cattle.

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Work programme & partnerships’

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OIE Vision – One Health (1)

• A stronger collaboration between WHO, FAO

and OIE

• Sharing responsibilities and coordinating global

activities to address health risks at the animal- human-ecosystems interfaces

• Three ‘flagship’ topics:
• Zoonotic influenza
• Rabies
• Antimicrobial resistance

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OIE Vision – One Health (2)

• OFFLU
• 2 Steering and Executive Committee meetings
• 2 Technical Committee meetings: swine influenza, profiency tests
• Annual Newsletter
• Partnership with STAR-IDAZ to develop a strategic agenda for animal

influenza research

• Partnership with WHO for early preparation of human vaccines
• Rabies
• Global Conference (Incheon-Seoul, September 2011): follow up
• Word Rabies Day (September 2014): updated OIE Rabies website portal
• Partnership with GARC
• Preparation of the Global Conference co-organised with WHO

(December 10-11, 2015)

• Global eradication of human dog-mediated rabies

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OIE Vision – One Health (3)

• Good governance of veterinary medicines

Antimicrobial resistance

• Follow up of the Global Conference on AMR in

animals, March 2013, Paris, France

• New ad hoc group: guidance to collect

harmonised quantitative data

• Training seminars for OIE National Focal points
• n veterinary products
• Participation in the WHO Strategic and Technical

Advisory group : contribution to the development of the WHO Global Action Plan (to be adopted last week in Geneva)

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OIE Vision – One Health (4)

• Good Governance of Veterinary medicines
• OIE support to VICH*
• Dissemination of information on VICH to Delegates
• Promotion of the VICH and the VICH Outreach Forum
• VICH Activity update
• VICH Outreach Forum

– Founded in 2011; co-chaired by OIE; convenes at every VICH Steering Committee meeting – Opportunity for non-VICH countries to contribute to guideline development – OIE encourages participation of countries engaged in manufacture and trade of veterinary medicines

• VICH Training strategy developed; delivery strategy ongoing
• Public VICH conference: 27-29 Oct. 2015 5th Tokyo, Japan,

(http://vich5.com/)

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* (International Cooperation on Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Registration of Veterinary Medicinal Products)

WHO IHR requirements OIE intergovernmental standards and guidelines

One Health (5) Intergovernmental Standards and Regulations

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Collaboration between WHO and the OIE to provide countries with facilitating tools to build synergies and create bridges

With the support of the WB and the EU

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International Health Regulations

Intergovernmental regulations’ and standards for the development of national capacities for early detection and rapid response

Intergovernmental standards

PVS Tool IHR Monitoring Framework

Partnership with FAO

Main common activities:

• Follow up of the 2nd Global Conference on FMD Control

(Bangkok, Thailand, June 2012)

• GF-TADs Working group on FMD
• Regional Meetings
• Work on post-vaccination monitoring guidelines
• Rinderpest: Joint Advisory Committee
• Post eradication phase: applications Holding Facilities:

visits on site

• PPR
• Presentation of a global eradication strategy

1st Global Conference, Abidjan (31st March-2nd April)

• Global and Regional GF-TADS Steering Committees

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OIE activities related to FMD Global Control (1)

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Country status recognition Disease information

Revision of the Code Chapter (ex 8.6)

Coordinating Global Surveillance OIE/FAO FMD Laboratory Network

Control plans endorsement

OIE activities related to FMD Global Control (2)

OIE activities related to PPR eradication

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Disease information Country status recognition Endorsement of control plans

In OIE Manual of Diagnostic Tests and Vaccines for Terr. Animals, 2012 Chapter 2.7.11. PPR In OIE Manual of Diagnostic Tests and Vaccines for Terr. Animals, 2012 Chapter 2.7.11. PPR In OIE Terrestrial Animal Health Code, 2014 Chapter 14.7. PPR In OIE Terrestrial Animal Health Code, 2014 Chapter 14.7. PPR

Global control and eradication strategy

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Governance of a PPR Global Control and Eradication Programme GF-TADs principles

• Global and Reg. Steering Comm.
• Joint FAO-OIE Secretariat
• Role of Regional Org.

e.g. AU-IBAR in Africa…

• Component 1:

Control and eradication

• f PPR
• Component 2:

Strengthening Veterinary Services

• Component 3:

Combining control activ. with other diseases

http://www.oie.int/eng/PPR2015/Document.html

The Progressive Step-wise Approach for the prevention and control of PPR

OIE endorsed Control Programmes Dossier OIE Status

Regional PPR vaccine bank OIE assistance to countries

Capacity building programme for Delegates and focal points

Partnership with other Organisations

• Biological Threat Reduction
• OIE publication in 2012, A new Review in 2017
• Collaboration with Biological Weapons Convention

(BWC)

• Technical assistance to the UN 1540 Committee
• Cooperation Agreement with United Nations Office

for Disarmament Affairs (UNODA) (workshops, exercises)

• OIE Global Conference, Paris (30 June – 2 July

2015). Adoption of a strategy and Road Map

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Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA) OIE: a key supporting partner (1)

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Launched in 2014: USA and 43 other countries, as well as the OIE, WHO, and FAO have made specific commitments to work together to significantly improve global security against infectious disease threats. 11 Action Packages established to accelerate progress, over a 5-year period, towards full compliance with IHR and other global health security frameworks, notably OIE standards on the quality of veterinary services.

Prevent 1: Antimicrobial resistance Prevent 2: Zoonotic disease Prevent 3: Biosecurity and biosafety Prevent 4: Immunization Detect 1: Nationwide laboratory systems Detect 2/3: Surveillance Detect 4: Reporting Detect 5: Workforce development Respond 1: Emergency operations centers Respond 2: Linking public health & law response Respond 3: Countermeasures

Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA) OIE: a key supporting partner (2)

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White House GHSA Event, September 2014: OIE announces formal commitment to contribute 5 aspects of unique importance to the GHSA.

OIE: an active and continuous role in facilitating GHSA progress and goals

• OIE (along with WHO and FAO) a permanent

advisor to the GHSA Steering Committee

• Dedicated participation in GHSA meetings and

teleconferences

• Provision of important information and support

to the most relevant action packages

Competition horses Public – Private Partnerships

Activities In Support of Implementation of the HHP Concept

• Successfully demonstrated through application to the

equestrian events of the Asian Games in Incheon, Korea

• Adopted by Brazil for hosting of the 2016 Olympic and Para

Olympic Games in Rio 2016 and the 2015 Test Event

• Calls for research proposals related to African Horse

Sickness, Equine Influenza and glanders

• Technical assistance to several countries for establishment
• f Equine Disease Free Zones

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Communication

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A dedicated website in 2014

A new way to present:

• Our history
• Our News
• Our communication tools
• Our network

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www.90.oie.int

OIE Website (www.oie.int)

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Diseases alerts Medias Editorial of the Director General Social networks Standards Publications Events

 Permanent updating of design and thousands pages of content  Millions of visitors

Social networks

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OIE Communication

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• Main events
• International Green Week (Berlin)
• International Agricultural Trade Fair (SIA, Paris)
• Livestock Global Alliance meetings (Brussels, London)
• One Health Colloquium (Chatham House, London)
• Meetings
• Media relations
• Infographics (OIE missions, No more death from rabies)
• Video production (institutional film WAHIS)
• Annual report and fact sheets

Publications

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Publications

• Terrestrial
• Aquatic

CODES

• Terrestrial
• Aquatic

MANUALS

ONCE A YEAR

BULLETIN

4 TIMES A YEAR

SCIENTIFIC & TECHNICAL REVIEW

3 TIMES A YEAR

 Technical Items  Information brochures  Specialised publications

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Working Groups endorsement 2015-2016

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OIE Working Groups (1)

• Working Group on Wildlife

– Dr William B. Karesh (USA) (President) – Dr Marc Artois (France) – Dr Roy Bengis (South Africa) – Dr John Fischer (USA) – Dr Ted Leighton (Canada) – Dr Torsten Mörner (Sweden) – Dr Koichi Murata (Japan)

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OIE Working Groups (2)

• Working Group on Animal Production Food Safety

– Dr Stuart Slorach (Sweden) (WHO) (President) – Dre Katinka de Balogh (FAO) – Dr Carlos A. Correa Messuti (Uruguay) – Dr Martine Dubuc (Canada) – Prof. Steve Hathaway (New Zealand) – Dre Jessey Alice Kamwi (Namibia) – Dr Kazuaki Miyagishima (WHO) – Dr Alexander Panin (Russia) – Dr Koen Van Dyck (European Commission) – Secretary (Codex Alimentarius Commission) NB: the President of the CAC is always invited to participate

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OIE Working Groups (3)

• Working Group on Animal Welfare

– Dr Sira Abdul Rahman (India) (President) – Pr Hassan Abdel Aziz Aidaros (Egypt) – Dr David Fraser (Canada) – Dr Andrea Gavinelli (European Commission) – Dre Marosi Molomo (Lesotho) – Dr Peter Thornber (Australia)

• An expert proposed by WPA1

– An expert proposed by the IMS2 – An Expert proposed by the IDF3 (observer) – An Expert proposed by the IEC4 (observer)

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1 WPA : World Animal Protection 2 IMS : International Meat Secretariat 3 FIL : International Dairy Federation 4 IEC: International Egg Commission

Presentation of the Resolution n° 1

Approval of the Annual Report of the Director General on the Activities of the OIE in 2014 and the Report on the current situation on events and trends in the animal health worlwide In accordance with Article 6 of the Organic Rules of the OIE, THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES To approve the Annual Report of the Director General on the Activities of the OIE in 2014 (83 SG/1) and the Report on the current situation on events and trends in the animal health worldwide (83SG/2).

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