Get ready for ASF incursion. Simulation exercises

Jun 13, 2021 | 11:00 PM - 11:10 PM

Description

In this video, Daniel Donachie, programme manager at OIE, and Mark Hovari, consultant at FAO, present the principles and different kind of simulation exercises, examples of implementation and incentives to conduct them in collaboration between public and private sectors

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Speakers

Dan Donachie

OIE

programme officer

Dr Daniel Donachie is a veterinarian who works as a Programme Manager- Emergency Management in the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) Preparedness and Resilience Department. His background includes working in mixed animal private practice in the UK and working for the UK’s Animal Plant Health Agency as a Senior Veterinary Inspector in a field role delivering state veterinary medicine. In...

Mark Hovari

FAO REU

Consultant

Mark Hovari is a veterinarian working for FAO’s Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia (REU), where his focus is on increasing the emergency preparedness for African swine fever (ASF) in the Balkan region. His carrier started in 2012 as a state veterinarian at the National Food Chain Safety Office of Hungary working on notifiable cattle diseases. From 2016, he spent 2 years in FAO’s...

Additionnal Content

Please find below some documents or links suggested by the speaker.

Information on simulation exercises published by the OIE

The OIE Guidelines for Simulation Exercises

The OIE Simulation Exercise notification page

Information on simulation exercises published by FAO

ASF simulation exercise: Good practices for handling a deadly pig disease News article

Europe and Central Asia: Hundreds of veterinarians trained virtually in African swine fever preparedness News article

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