FAO's Role in the One Health Agenda
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GRF One Health Summit 2012, Davos: Presentation by Dr. Berhe Tekola - Director - Animal Production and Health - Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAO
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FAO's Role in the One Health Agenda
- 1. FAO and the OH agenda B erhe Gebreegziabher Tekola, DVM, PhD Animal Production and Health Division Rome, Italy
- 2. FAO Animal Production and Health Division’s vision animals and livelihoods Social Equity pro-poor policy and management Global Public and Common Goods Sustainable Natural Resources Livestock-environment issues land, water, air, biodiversity, ecosystems, Support to environmental health One Health Animal health and zoonoses Emerging & re-emerging diseases Endemic disease burdens Livestock-wildlife interactions Support to food safety
- 3. Agriculture and Consumer Protection Natural Resources Mgmt and Environment Forestry Technical Cooperation Communications Legal Service Economic and Social Development Fisheries and Aquaculture One Health Marketing and Trade Socio-Economics Agro-Ecosystems and Land Use Fisheries Policies and Legislation Policies and Legislation Animal Production and Feed Safety Animal Health and Food Safety Wildlife Domestic
- 6. AGAH - Animal Health Service 2007-2010 Foot-and-mouth Disease, Classical Swine Fever, African Swine Fever, Rinderpest, PPR, Newcastle, Brucellosis, Rift Valley Fever, HPAI ... Information systems, vaccine production, diagnostic equipment, health and production, legislation, workshops, study tours, strategy development, contingency planning, legislation reviews, risk analysis, ...
- 8. April 2010 Tripartite Position Paper
- 13. GLEWS website Visits by Countries www.glews.net
- 16. empres-i database http://empres-i.fao.org/empres-i/home
- 18. 72 121 53 49 97 66 59 246 281 726 380 87 177 84 Source: GIRA, 2004 DRIVERS: Poultry Commercial Movement 124 680 162 215 337 123 108 85 221 134 82 50 58 190 195 115 150 101
- 22. GLiPHA Global Livestock Production and Health Atlas http://kids.fao.org/glipha/
- 26. for a world without hunger www.fao.org
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- ECTAD to complement the RO and SRO office structures, with more than 90 FAORs and dozens of field office units. TRANSITION: So that gives us an idea of what we’ve achieved together, and what we continue to provide to member countries. But what about the current environment?????
- April of this year (2010). FAO, WHO, and the OIE (World Organisation for Animal Health based in Paris) delivered a concept note that among re-affirming their work together has the vision to (CLICK) “A world capable of preventing, detecting, containing, eliminating and responding to animal and public health risks attributable to zoonoses and animal diseases with an impact on food security through multi-sectoral cooperation and strong partnerships”
- Globalisation and trade. This is poultry movements (legal). What we do not have a good handle on are the illegal movements in animal trade. World is getting smaler – products and people move faster that an incubation period for any given disease
- Threats are increasing H5N1 HPAI, while contained, is still a threat Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 proved to the world that influenza viruses still a major cause for concern with potential for rapid global spread and fear (real or perceived) Foot-and-mouth disease and other threats have shown resilience and incursion an no country that is free is fully safe countries “ Old” diseases like Rabies continue to wreak havoc New threats continue to emerge Civet cats - family Legend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms Noun1. Viverra - type genus of the family Viverridae genus Viverra mammal genus - a genus of mammals family Viverridae , family Viverrinae , Viverridae , Viverrinae - genets; civets; mongooses TRANSITION: And there are more coming… but Why ?