OIE Regional / Sub-Regional Representation Meeting Paris, 26-29 October 2010 Activities of the OIE Sub-Regional Representation for South-East Asia Ronello

OIE Regional / Sub-Regional Representation MeetingParis, 26-29 October 2010

Activities of the OIE Sub-Regional

Representation for South-East Asia

Ronello C. AbilaSub-Regional Representative


Staff of SRR South East AsiaStaff of SRR South East Asia

Ronello Abila

Sub-Regional Representative

SEACFMD Regional Coordinator

John Stratton

PSVS Programme Coordinator

Sharie Aviso

SEACFMD Project Officer

Chutikarn Dhebhasit

Administrative Officer

Alexandre Bouchot

Technical Advisor

HPED Programme Coordinator

Pattita Angvanitchakul

Office Assistant

Jarunee Lamont

PSVS Project OfficerTran Quyen

HPED Project Officer



SRR-SE Asia Operational Plan SRR-SE Asia Operational Plan 20102010

• OIE 4th Strategic Plan (2006-2010) • AusAID and the EC project arrangements • Management of Core function of a Sub-

Regional Representation • Management of Technical programmes

supporting the core function of OIE– SEACFMD– PSVS– HPED


SRR SEA SRR SEA –– Management and Management and CoordinationCoordination

• Core function of a sub-regional Representation

• “To effectively manage and coordinate the profile, planning and operations of the SRR-SEA, such as to strengthen involvement in policy design and governance related to decision making in animal health within OIE and with member countries “


Official Establisment of the Official Establisment of the Sub-Regional Representation Sub-Regional Representation

for South East Asiafor South East Asia

Exchange of Letters between OIE and Government of Thailand was held on 2nd of July, 2010, in Bangkok


11stst Meeting OIE Delegates in Meeting OIE Delegates in ASEANASEAN


11stst Meeting OIE Delegates in Meeting OIE Delegates in ASEANASEAN

• In conjunction with SEAFMD Sub-commission, held on 19 March 2010, Vientiane, Lao PDR

• Recommendations– Veterinary Services (VS) of all South East Asian

countries be reinforced using the OIE PVS Pathway .– The PVS mission on evaluation of veterinary services

using the PVS Tool, followed by a Gap Analysis for identification of priority projects

– Training programmes for South East Asian countries be conducted for OIE Delegates and OIE national focal points on good governance of Veterinary Services and compliance with OIE standards.

– South East Asian countries up-date their veterinary legislation in line with the OIE guidelines.


ASEAN Ministerial Statement ASEAN Ministerial Statement on Animal Health and on Animal Health and

ZoonosesZoonoses( 24 October 2010, Phnom Penh, Cambodia)( 24 October 2010, Phnom Penh, Cambodia)

• effective control and eradication of the Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) through the expanded South-East Asia and China Foot and Mouth Disease (SEACFMD) Programme, and fully support the implementation of its “Roadmap for FMD Freedom with Vaccination by 2020 in South-East Asia”

• We are therefore in full support of the World Organisation for Animal Health’s (OIE) Performance of Veterinary Services (PVS) Pathway to help AMS evaluate the quality and effectiveness of their national veterinary services and identify weaknesses and could form the basis for improving deficiencies and building effective veterinary infrastructures

• support the ongoing initiative of the Programme for Strengthening Veterinary Services (PSVS) in South-East Asia by OIE and AusAID, and particularly recognise the need for a comprehensive animal health legislation and governance as a key element for veterinary authorities to enforce disease control programmes


OIE South East Asia and ChinaOIE South East Asia and China FMD (SEAFMD) Campaign FMD (SEAFMD) Campaign


• The OIE General Assembly has approved in May 25, 2010, PARIS, the membership of Brunei, PR China and Singapore to the OIE Sub-Commission for FMD and changing its name to “OIE Sub-Commission for FMD in South East and China (SEACFMD)”.


SEACFMDSEACFMD

• “to coordinate animal disease control activities between countries; provide technical advice, ensure coherent strategies and seek political and financial support to achieve FMD Freedom in the Region “


FMD Status of South East Asia and China

FMD Free Zone

FMD Infected Areas


SEACFMD SEACFMD –– main activities in main activities in 20102010

• Organize 16th Sub-Com and other workshops• Revisions of SEACFMD Roadmap 2010• Drafting of SEACFMD Vaccination Strategy• In-country consultation meetings to engage

field staff in FMD control• Maintenance of FMD free countries and zones

– Recognition of zone 1 and 3 of Luzon in the Philippines

• LabNet and Epinet continue to provise technical advise


SEACFMD ActivitiesSEACFMD Activities


OIE/AusAID Program to Strengthen OIE/AusAID Program to Strengthen Veterinary Services Veterinary Services (PSVS)(PSVS) in in

South East AsiaSouth East Asia to combat HPAI to combat HPAI and other TADsand other TADs

John Stratton

Programme Coordinator


PSVSPSVS

• “enabling national governments to attract resources from industry, government, and donors to support and implement a coherent, costed, national plan to improve veterinary services in line with the OIE PVS.”


OIE/AusAID PSVSProgramme on Strengthening VS in SE Asia

OIE/AusAID PSVSProgramme on Strengthening VS in SE Asia

OIE PVS Pathway to stronger VSOIE to work with government, stakeholder, donors

OIE PVS Pathway to stronger VSOIE to work with government, stakeholder, donors


OIE PVS Pathway forefficient Veterinary Services

OIE works with governments, stakeholders and donors (if needed)

Veterinary Services

Strategic Plan

Modernisation of Legislation

Country / DonorsInvestment /

Projects

Veterinary Education

PVS Evaluation

« diagnosis »

PVS Gap Analysis

« prescription »

PVS Follow-Upevaluationmissions

Laboratories

Public - Private Partnerships

« Treatment »

OIE/AusAID PSVS

OIE/AusAID PSVS


PSVS PSVS –– main activities in main activities in 201020101. ADVOCACY of key decision makers

• High Level Meetings (Ministers, CVOs, ASEAN)

2. ENGAGEMENT of national staff• PVS Coordinator workshop• In-country seminars on PVS Pathways in the

Philippines and Vietnam

3. TRAINING and capacity building• sub-regional workshops legislation, LabNet,

communications,

4. COORDINATION for resources• Coordinate with donors and partners to support

strengthening of VS


PSVS Activties


HPED project in AsiaHPED project in AsiaRegional cooperation programme

on highly pathogenic and emerging and re-emerging

diseases (HPED) in Asia

Alexandre Bouchot

Programme Coordinator


HPEDHPED

• “Strengthening Veterinary Services in Asia, Regional Vaccine Bank and Capacity Building for surveillance, early detection and eradication of highly pathogenic emerging and re-emerging animal diseases.”


HPED HPED –– main activities in main activities in 20102010

• Focal Points Training– In coordination with OIE RR Asia Pacific– Animal Welfare ( April); Wildlife (October); and

Food Safety (October)

• HPED Steering Committee meeting • PVS Pathway Workshop for South Asia

(SAARC)• Drafting of Vaccine Bank documents• Funded PVS Missions in HPED eligible

countries


HPED ActivitiesHPED Activities


IDENTIFYIDENTIFY

• New project funded by USAID under the broad Emerging Pandemic Threats (EPT) programme

• Focus in building laboratory capacity to diagnoses new pathogenic agents

• Partnership with FAO and WHO• Preparatory on 2010

– Consultation Meeting in June 2010 of the 3 partners

• Full implementation in 2011– Stakeholder meeting in January 2011– Hiring of project staff


Veterinary EducationVeterinary Education

20-22 July 2010, Bogor, Indonesia


Future ActivitiesFuture Activities

• In close collaboration with AusAID, the SRR Bangkok is proposing to develop an umbrella program to cover the SEACFMD, PSVS and a new One-Health component under :STANDZ“ Stop Trans-boundary Animal Diseases and Zoonoses “ in South East Asia.


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OIE Regional / Sub-Regional Representation Meeting Paris, 26-29 October 2010 Activities of the OIE Sub-Regional Representation for South-East Asia Ronello