OIE - Assembly of national Delegates adopts a 5th Strategic Plan
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09-Jun-2010 (15 years 11 months 29 days ago)The Delegates of the 176 OIE Members adopted the 5th Strategic Plan which sets a roadmap for OIE global missions in animal health and welfare over the years 2011-2015.
The Plan sets new fields of action for the organisation:
• More activities directed to food security, poverty alleviation and animal health and veterinary public health;
• More focus on the “One Health” concept and other matters of cooperation with partner organisations;
•The impact of climate and environmental changes on animal disease emergence and occurrence as well as the impact of animal production on climate change.
The Plan also provides for a continuation of priorities emphasized in the previous Plans, in particular the 4 th Strategic Plan (2006-2010):
• Communicating international animal disease and zoonoses information globally;
• Development and implementation of scientifically -b ased standards and guidelines;
• Prevention, control and eradication methods of animal diseases including zoonoses;
• Compliance with the Good Governance concepts and capacity building for national Veterinary Services;
• Strengthening the Organisation's influence on policy design, applied research and governance;
• Communicating OIE information .
The Plan sets new fields of action for the organisation:
• More activities directed to food security, poverty alleviation and animal health and veterinary public health;
• More focus on the “One Health” concept and other matters of cooperation with partner organisations;
•The impact of climate and environmental changes on animal disease emergence and occurrence as well as the impact of animal production on climate change.
The Plan also provides for a continuation of priorities emphasized in the previous Plans, in particular the 4 th Strategic Plan (2006-2010):
• Communicating international animal disease and zoonoses information globally;
• Development and implementation of scientifically -b ased standards and guidelines;
• Prevention, control and eradication methods of animal diseases including zoonoses;
• Compliance with the Good Governance concepts and capacity building for national Veterinary Services;
• Strengthening the Organisation's influence on policy design, applied research and governance;
• Communicating OIE information .