Transcription of World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE)
1 P. Gary Egrie, Department of AgricultureAnimal and Plant Health Inspection ServiceVeterinary Services2014 World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE)Can you name the disease?Hint: It was declared eradicated in 2011 World Organisation for Animal HealthThe was founded to: inform coordinate harmonize standards History 1924 established (28 countries) 1976 USA joins the organization 1994 - designated by the WTO as the scientific reference body for Animal Health 2014 180 Member countries One country - One vote CVO is delegate to OIEA nimal and Plant Health Inspection ServiceAPHIS mission: To protect the Health and value of American agriculture and natural resourcesVeterinary ServicesDuties: Animal HealthDeputy Administrator Dr.
2 John CliffordAnimal CareDuties: Animal WelfareDeputy Administrator Dr. Chester GipsonSPS AgreementNew Mandates of the OIE Animal Welfare Animal Production Food Safety Farm up to slaughter Veterinary Infrastructure Capacity building in Animal Health PVS pathway (Performance of the Veterinary Services)OIE and Animal Welfare Identified as a priority in 2001 Recognizing the link AW- Animal Health Guiding Principles on Animal Welfare (2004) Science based and outcome focusedOIE Guidelines developed Transport (air, sea and land) Slaughter (slaughter and disease outbreak) Stray dog control Laboratory animals Welfare of farmed fish (transport, slaughter) Beef Cattle Welfare (2012) Broiler Welfare (2013)DefinitionScopeSource of animalsProvision of veterinary careAssurance of training and competencyPhysical facility and environmental conditionsThe oversight frameworkThe Three RsTransportationHusbandryOIE s future work on Animal Welfare Livestock production systems Dairy production (2015?)
3 Swine production Egg LayersSpecialist CommissionsTerrestrial, Laboratories,Aquatic animals, ScientificCentral BureauDirector GeneralAdministrativeand FinancialDepartmentAnimal HealthInformationDepartmentPublicationsD epartmentScientific andTechnicalDepartmentInternational TradeDepartmentRegional ActivitiesDepartmentSpecialist CommissionsCommissionPresidentVice PresidentSecretaryMemberMemberMemberTerr estrialThiermann(USA)Bonbon(France)McDia rmid(NZ)Caetano(Brazil)Hamani(Sudan)Tsui tsui(Japan)AquaticBerthe(France)Chie(Chi na)Vidal(Mexico)Gallardo(Chile)Hjeltnes( Norway)Ernst(Australia)LaboratoryCaporal e(Italy)Chen(China)Rivero(Uruguay)Schmit t(USA)Townsend(UK)Daniels(Australia)Scie ntificBruckner( )DeClercq(Belgium)Kim(Korea)Duffy(Argent )Mettenleiter(Germany)Aidaros(Egypt)
4 Specialist CommissionsTerrestrial, Laboratories,Aquatic animals, ScientificCentral BureauDirector GeneralAdministrativeand FinancialDepartmentAnimal HealthInformationDepartmentPublicationsD epartmentScientific andTechnicalDepartmentCollaboratingCentr esReferenceLaboratoriesAd hoc GroupsWorking GroupsInternational TradeDepartmentRegional ActivitiesDepartmentAnimal Disease Surveillance Systems, Risk Analysis and Epidemiological ModellingDiagnosis of Animal Diseases and Vaccine Evaluation in the AmericasEmerging and Re-Emerging Zoonotic DiseasesLaboratory Animal Welfare and Science Research on Emerging Avian Diseases Research, Diagnosis and Surveillance of Wildlife PathogensVeterinary Drug Regulatory ProgrammesVeterinary Services Capacity BuildingLaboratory Bio-Risk ManagementBiological Threat ReductionAnthraxAujeszky's diseaseBluetongueContagious equine metritisEastern equine encephalomyelitisEquine infectious anaemiaHighly pathogenic andlow pathogenic avian influenza LeptospirosisNewcastle diseaseFoot and mouth diseaseEquine rhinopneumonitisEquine viral arteritisEquine influenzaRabiesCaprine arthritis/encephalitisEquine piroplasmosisMaedi-visnaMarek's diseaseInfectious bursal disease (Gumboro disease)
5 Specialist CommissionsTerrestrial, Laboratories,Aquatic animals, ScientificRegional CommissionsAfrica, Americas, Europe, Asia-Far East and Oceania, Middle EastCentral BureauDirector GeneralAdministrativeand FinancialDepartmentAnimal HealthInformationDepartmentPublicationsD epartmentScientific andTechnicalDepartmentCollaboratingCentr esReferenceLaboratoriesAd hoc GroupsWorking GroupsInternational TradeDepartmentRegional ActivitiesDepartmentBiological Standards (Laboratory) CommissionScientific Commission Develops strategies for disease prevention and control Evaluates the diseases status of countries , FMD, BSET errestrial and Aquatic Animal Health Standards CommissionsNew Code Chapters/ Updating Existing Chapters Having new science Correcting an error Identifying a needDeveloping or updatingOIE StandardsNeed IdentifiedSpecialistCommissionReviewAdvi ce of experts or otherSpecialist CommissionsDraft textWorld AssemblyDELEGATESA doptionCommentsASSEMBLY,COMMISSION,DELEG ATE2 OIE INTERNATIONALSTANDARDUS input and participationWhere are these chapters posted?
6 OIE chapters open for comment comments OIE chapters up for adoptionThank you. Questions?
