世界动物卫生组织和加拿大中国动物卫生和流行病学中心.pptVIP

* * ~TRANSPARENCY Each Member Country undertakes to report the animal diseases that it detects on its territory. This information is disseminated, via the OIE website, email, the to other member countries, which can take the necessary preventive action. Information is sent out immediately or periodically depending on the seriousness of the disease. Dissemination is also via the following periodicals: Disease Information, published weekly and the annual compilation World Animal Health. SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION The OIE collects and analyses the latest scientific information on animal disease control. This information is then made available to the Member Countries to help them to improve the methods used to control and eradicate these diseases. Guidelines are prepared by the network of 200 OIE Collaborating Centres and Reference Laboratories across the world. Scientific information is also disseminated through various works and periodicals published by the OIE, notably the Scientific and Technical Review (3 issues a year). INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY The OIE has a permanent contact to international regional and national financial organizations in order to convince them to invest more and better on the control of animal diseases and zoonosis NATIONAL VETERINARY SERVICES The OIE considers the Veterinary Services as a Global Public Good and their bringing into line with international standards (structure, organisation, resources, capacities, role of paraprofessionals) as a public investment priority. The Veterinary Services and laboratories of developing and transition countries are in urgent need of support to provide them with the necessary infrastructure, resources and capacities that will enable their countries to benefit more fully from the WTO Sanitary and Phytosanitary Agreement (SPS Agreement) while at the same time providing greater protection for animal health and public health and reducing the threat for other countries which are free of diseases. * * A couple o