OIE/JTF Project on FMD Control in Asia. Chantanee Buranathai OIE Asia-Pacific

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1 OIE/JTF Project on FMD Control in Asia Chantanee Buranathai OIE Asia-Pacific

2 Mandate : To strengthen the control of FMD and other TADs of Members in Asia Project duration: (5 years) Sub regional covered: Japan, RO Korea, PR China, Mongolia, Chinese Taipei, and selected target countries and territories in Asia Final Goal: Significant decrease of FMD outbreaks in Asia by strengthening prevention and control measures against FMD Achievements of the project: Promote coordination and information sharing on FMD in Asia Develop strategies and a roadmap for FMD control in East Asia Strengthen the capacity of surveillance for and diagnosis of FMD Improve FMD control measures at national and regional levels

3 Constrains of the FMD control in East Asia and Expected Outcome of the Project Final Goal: To strengthen prevention and control measures against FMD in Asia Constraints Lack of the Information Sharing - Out break information - National strategy and control measure - Virus information - Scientific information Unknown Source of infection - Diagnosis technique - Capacity of Laboratory staff Expected Outcome of the Project (4 Components) Strengthen Information sharing Annual meeting for sharing the information Establish Scientific Net work Exchange the scientific information Develop the Regional Roadmap and cooperation Analyze National strategy in each countries Develop the regional cooperation and the Regional Roadmap Regional Level Strengthen the capacity of diagnosis for FMD Training the lab staff to improve the diagnosis of FMD Improve Control measure (technical support ) Epidemiological study to identify the risk factors Constraints Lack of the Regional Strategy - Lack of the cooperation within the region - Long term strategy - Middle term strategy Poor Control Measures - Lack of the epidemiological study - Field study/ investigation National Level Background of the Project

4 Project Management Revised Project Framework Coordination Committee (CC) comprises the Chief Veterinary Officers (CVOs) of the Regional Members Coordination Committee Meeting (CC Meeting) annually organised Participants of CC Meetings include CC members CVO of Hong Kong SAR, National Contact Persons (NCPs), National experts from the Regional Members Experts from OIE Collaborating Centres/Reference Laboratories, OIE RR AP, and OIE SRR SEA. NCPs are designated by CVOs of the Regional Members to support the project as contact points and prepare a draft Roadmap for FMD control in East Asia.

5 OIE/JTF FMD activities in coordination with SEACFMD project SEACFMD project Activities Regional activities Sub-regional activities OIE /JTF FMD project Coordination Committee -Develop East Asia Roadmap - Organize Coordination Committee Meeting - Organize Scientific Meeting - Tech. Collaboration program with NIAH Japan - Implement Regional Trainings and Workshops - Meetings/ trainings/ workshop - Support / participate to SEACFMD meeting - Research collaboration btw CC (NIAH:Japan) and RL(Pakchong:Thailand) - Implement Sub-Regional Training SEACFMD Sub Commission Coordinate to avoid duplication and to strengthen synergy effect Develop Road Map 2020 Collaborate on Field study and Training Surveillance and Epidemiological analysis Upper & Lower Mekong meeting Animal Movement study National activities Sub-Region - Implement the surveillance and Epidemiological study - Implement the Training for individual country (Mongolia) - Field study : Monitoring after Vaccination (Laos, Myanmar, etc) - Hand-on Training on FMD diagnosis for National Lab - Epidemiological Study in cocollaboration with CC and RL East Asia South Asia Southeast Asia Capacity building for FMD diagnosis (Proficiency test) Small Grant facilitate (Vaccination monitoring)

6 Activity plan and time table 2011 Inception meeting Feasibility study in Myanmar 2012 Training on FMD diagnosis for Mongolia(under Program F) Feasibility Study in Laos National Contact Person Meeting (1) to develop the Roadmap FMD Vaccination and field study in Laos 1st Coordination Committee Meeting 2013 National Contact Person Meeting (2)to develop the Roadmap (if CC recommend) 2nd Coordination Committee Meeting OIE/JTF Scientific Meeting on FMD (1st) FMD Vaccination and field study in Myanmar December, 2011 November, 2012 May November, 2012 June, 2012 September November, 2012 August, 2012 November, 2012 TBC TBC TBC TBC rd Coordination Committee Meeting TBC th Coordination Committee Meeting OIE/JTF Scientific Meeting on FMD (2nd) TBC TBC

7 Field activity in Myanmar: Surveillance and monitoring of FMD antibody after vaccination Background: Bilateral discussion between MAFF and LBVD on FMD vaccine donation from Japan started in 2005 Vaccine trial in 2006, also plan to donate vaccine was proposed and discussed during SEACFMD meetings ( ) Until 2008 MAFF officially agreed to donate expired vaccines to Myanmar; however, in stead of Myanmar, a few batches of FMD were donated to countries in East Asia due to FMD outbreaks in 2010 and August 2011, Japan restarted the procedure the donate vaccines to Myanmar.

8 Field activity in Myanmar: Surveillance and monitoring of FMD antibody after vaccination Activities: Support immunisation by FMD vaccines donned by MAFF, Japan Conduct post vaccination study Current status : proposed to implement in 2013 Constraint: Process of paperwork

9 Field activity in Myanmar: Feasibility Study, (October, 2011)

10 Field activity in Laos: Surveillance and monitoring of FMD antibody after vaccination Background: Started discussion in September, 2011 Proposal from DLF on FMD vaccine donation and post vaccination studies Mission team visit proposed project sites in for feasible study Mission team conclude that FMD Vaccination and field study in Xieng Khouang are feasible

11 Activities: Field activity in Laos: Surveillance and monitoring of FMD antibody after vaccination Support immunisation by FMD vaccines donned by MAFF, Japan Conduct post vaccination study Current status : FMD Vaccination and sample collection will be implemented in September November 2012 Constraint: Transportation of vaccine from Japan to Luang Prabang

12 Target area for OIE/JTF Project in Laos: Xieng Khouang Province in Upper Mekong Zoning Jianshui Mojiang Shiping Mengzi Yuanjiang Puer Gejiu Shi Pingbian Honghe Simao Yuanyang Hekou Lai Chau Lao Cai Jinghong Mengla Yen Bai Phongsaly Mong Yawng Dien Bien Son La Phu Tho Mong Hpayak Namtha Tachilek Hoa Binh Bokeo Luang Prabang Oudomxay Houaphanh Thanh Ho Chiang Rai ae Hong Son Chiang Mai Phayao Lampang Phrae Lamphun Uttaradit Xiangkhouang NanSayabouri Vientiane Vientiane 2 Loei Vientiane (Muni.) Nghe An Phitsanulok

13 1. Control zone : Phongsaly province Huaphanh province Oudomxay province Luang Prabang province Xayabouly province FMD zoning approach 2. Buffer zone : Luangnamtha province Borkeo province Xiengkhuang province Vientiane province 3. FMD control strategy and sero surveillance activities have been focused and implemented in these provinces more than other areas of the country 13

14 Animal movement critical points and FMD Hotspots Hotspots in Upper Mekong Zoning in LaoPDR 1 2 I. Xayabouly II. Xiengkhuang 2 1

15 1. Control zone : (STANDZ) Phongsaly province Huaphanh province Oudomxay province Luang Prabang province Xayabouly province FMD zoning approach 2. Buffer zone : (OIE/JTF) Luangnamtha province Borkeo province Xiengkhuang province Vientiane province

16 Expected outcomes Implementation of this project will serve as a model for other provinces in Laos as well as other member countries. The outcomes of this project will directly contribute to the prevention and control of FMD in the Region.