Diversi modelli EU di coordinamento della Ricerca in H.2020: partecipazione del Ministero Salute, settore veterinario Overview on animal health research and initiatives

Dr.ssa Marina Bagni, PhD

APRE meeting 11 July, 2019 - Rome, Italy Università Roma Tre

Ministero della Salute Direzione generale della sanità animale

e dei farmaci veterinari Ufficio II

National

European landscape of partnerships in veterinary research

ERANETs EJP

One health

P2Ps

SCAR

AH

AP FBZ – AMR

Structuring

projets

collaboratifs-

réseaux (incl actions COST)

PPP

European Global

OFFLU

GFRA GARA

• AH

• P2P (/PPP)

• Flexible

SCAR = Standing Committee on Agri. Research

CWG = collaborative working group

AHW = animal health and welfare

SAP = sustainable animal production

AH - AP = animal health – animal production

AMR = anti-microbial resistance

FBZ = food-borne zoonoses

P2P = public to public partnership

PPP = public-private partnership

OFFLU = global network of expertise on animal influenza

GFRA = Global FMD Research Alliance

GARA = Global ASF Research Alliance

IRC

STAR-IDAZ

ETPGAH (?)

CWGs

AHW-SAP

Discontools

?

Infrastructures

AH / AP

Animal Task Force

The presentation shall neither be binding nor construed as constituting commitment by the European Commission

by Jean Charles Cavitte, EU DG Agri

Industry

Researchers

Funders

CWG AHW CWG SAP

SWG FOOD

SWG FISH

EU DG RTD DG AGRI

DG MARE

Strategic Research Agendas

• Over the past decades, several SRA on animal health were developed in Europe

• The CWG AHW guided and stimulated the creation of some of the very first ones on both AH and AW in the one health principle

NEW! ERAnet co-fund ICRAD International Coordination

of Research on infectious Animal Diseases submitted 23 January 2019

Cofunded call: 23 Mln Euros + 9 mln EU (31 partners; 29 Organisations): • Topic I: Endemic and emerging infectious disease

• Topic II: generic technology platforms for vaccines

• Topic III: rapid in-field diagnostics technology

“…ICRAD will cover viral, bacterial, fungal, parasitic infections and multifactorial diseases with particular emphasis on African Swine Fever (ASF) and Animal Influenza. An additional goal will be to improve the understanding of wider animal infectious disease issues e.g. systems-based studies that integrate host/pathogen research with the epidemiology, and population dynamics of disease, pathogenesis, ecology, evolution, animal farming practices and transmission, resulting eventually in better prevention of disease and reduction of antimicrobial usage.

……Vaccines are one of the most potent means of disease prevention. New and improved vaccines have been identified as an essential component in strategies to reduce reliance on antimicrobials (OIE ad hoc Groups on prioritisation of diseases for which vaccines could reduce antimicrobial use in animals, 2015 and 2018)…»

Global Partnership will be increased through the collaboration with IRC STARIDAZ

One Health EJP an EU-cofund initiative

Horizon 2020 – Work Programme 2017

“One health”

Zoonoses Emerging threats

(ET)

Food Borne Zoonose

(FBZ)

Bacteria

Viruses

Prions

Parasites

Antimicrobial

Resistance

(AMR)

Transmission

by food

or not

Zoonotic potential

suspected

NFBZ

FBZ

(2/3) (1/3) 15%

85%

• To support coordination of national research and innovation programmes (common Strategic Research Agenda)

• To pool a critical mass of national resources on common objectives and challenges and achieve significant economies of scales by adding related EU resources to this joint effort.

• Public-public funding

• Eligibility: specifically mandated research programme owners and managers

• The principle is that participants are those able to direct national funding and/or manage a national research programme

• Flexible reimbursement rate (50%-70%)

Key facts about any EJP

Websites: http://www.star-idaz.net/ The STAR-IDAZ International Research Consortium (STAR-IDAZ IRC) was established in 2016 to coordinate at the international level research activities in an effort to speed up the development of new and improved animal health strategies for priority diseases/infections/issues of animals. The goal of the initiative is to deliver improved control tools/strategies, including candidate vaccines, diagnostics, therapeutics and other animal health products and procedures and/or key scientific information/tools to support risk analysis and disease control for at least 30 priority diseases by 2022. The Consortium includes research funders and programme owners from Europe, Asia, Australasia, the Americas, Africa and the Middle East as well as international organisations and the representation of veterinary pharmaceutical companies. Together, they have committed a total budget in the region of EUR 1 billion to invest over a five year period to 2021.

«Annual state-of-the-art report on animal health research on IRC priorities» Nov 2018 Contacts:

Alexander Morrow –STAR-IDAZ Coordinator, DEFRA, UK alex.morrow@defra.gsi.gov.uk tél: +44 207 238 3101 Jean-Charles Cavitte – European Commission, DG Agriculture and Rural development Jean-charles.cavitte@ec.europa.eu Tél: +32 229-96796

An animal health perspectives

Grazie per l’attenzione!

Dr.ssa Marina Bagni, PhD

Ministero della Salute Direzione generale della sanità animale

e dei farmaci veterinari Ufficio II