Recursos Publicado en 2021-02-23 14:21:40
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Puesta en común de las mejores prácticas de preparación ante emergencias
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En agosto de 2019, la Organización Mundial de Sanidad Animal (OIE) impartió un taller subregional en Bangkok, Tailandia, con objeto de compartir las mejores prácticas de preparación ante situaciones de emergencia, alentar la colaboración público-privada y desarrollar la capacidad de los Miembros para movilizar los recursos con mayor eficacia y desarrollar planes nacionales de preparación para emergencias. Acceda a las ponencias presentadas en el taller mediante los enlaces abajo indicados.
Clique en los títulos abajo para ver las ponencias del taller.
| Why preparedness is important. Chadia Wannous, Coordinator, Towards A Safer World Network (TASW). |
| Experience from Malaysia on the avian influenza emergency management. |
| Experience from Indonesia on the rabies introduction emergency management. |
| OIE Standards and PVS and FAO Good Emergency Management Practice (GEMP). John Weaver, veterinary consultant and OIE PVS expert. |
| Good Emergency Management Practice (GEMP). Ludovic Plée, Emergency Management Centre for Animal Health (EMC–AH), Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). |
| OIE PVS review of the African swine fever (ASF) preparedness in South-East Asia. John Weaver, veterinary consultant and OIE PVS expert. |
| Welfare guidelines and emergency preparedness. Ashish Sutar, World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) Sub-Regional Representation for South-East Asia. |
| Role of the OIE Reference Laboratories in emergency preparedness. David Williams, Australian Animal Health Laboratory (AAHL). |
| Face emergencies: preparing logistics and resources in peace time. Chadia Wannous, Coordinator, Towards A Safer World Network (TASW). |
| Depopulation, Disposal and Decontamination (3D) activities on an infected premises. Duncan Worsfold, 3D Technical Specialist, Victoria, Australia. |
| Value chain analysis – Identifying risk and designing interventions for African swine fever (ASF). Damian Tago Pacheco, Regional Animal Health Economist, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). |
| ASF Risk Communication: The Philippine Experience. Edna Zenaida Villacorte, Chairperson, National Advisory Committee for Animal Disease Control and Emergency (NAC-ADCE). |
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