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Bali Serves as a Model for Control of Rabies | FAO | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations العربية 中文 English Français Русский Español العربية 中文 English Français Русский Español About FAO Regular programme country contributions About us Director-General Leadership Organizational chart Worldwide offices Governing Body documents Office of Strategy, Programme and Budget (OSP) Oversight Advisory Committee FAO and the UN Meetings Visit us In action FAO at work Projects Standards and policies Sustainable Development Goals Media News releases Stories Archive Countries good practices Video Photo Audio Webcast Contacts Main topics Resources Data Interactive stories Infographics Publications Member countries Country Profiles FAO Members Gateway Low-Income Food-Deficit countries Get involved Partnerships Work with us Ask FAO FAO on social media Invest About FAO About us Director-General Leadership Organizational chart Worldwide offices Governing Bodies Oversight Advisory Committee FAO and the UN Meetings Visit us In action FAO at work Projects Standards and Policies Sustainable Development Goals Media News Stories Countries good practices Video Photos Audio Webcast Media contacts Main topics Main topics content Resources Data Interactive stories Infographics Publications Member countries Country Profiles FAO Members Gateway Low-Income Food-Deficit countries Get involved Partnerships Work with us Ask FAO FAO on social media Invest Print Send Bali Serves as a Model for Control of Rabies Since 2011, FAO with the support of AusAid, USAID and WSPA has been assisting the Government of Indonesia to rapidly control the deadly rabies virus on island of Bali through an innovative strategy centered on comprehensive mass dog vaccination. (...) The results of the control strategy centered on mass dog vaccination, supplemented by rapid response and integrated bite case management, are evident.  (...) Following further mass dog vaccination campaigns, there were further reductions in 2012 and 2013, brining the rate down to only one human case in all of 2013. 

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  Spread of canine rabies sparks broad community response in Ghanaian town

Four-year-old Mawusi* had been bitten by a neighbour’s dog. With fever, headache and general weakness, the little girl showed signs of difficulty in swallowing any food or water. (...) The rabies committee in Awutu Senya East Municipality has launched a large-scale awareness campaign to inform people about responsible pet ownership and the importance of reporting any dog bite or abnormally behaving dog to the nearest health facility, and to encourage people to participate in mass dog vaccination campaigns. (...) To support these efforts, the community urgently needs an adequate supply of both dog and human vaccines. Under the United Against Rabies collaboration, WHO is working with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the International Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) and the Global Alliance for Rabies Control (GARC) to support countries to achieve "Zero human rabies deaths by 2030".  

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  Center for Veterinary Medicine; United States Food and Drug Administration | La plataforma global de

The center approves animal drugs for companion (pet) animals, such as dogs, cats, and horses; and for food-producing animals, such as cattle, pigs, and chickens. If the drug is for a food-producing animal, before approving it, the center also makes sure that food products made from treated animals—meat, milk, and eggs—are safe for people to eat; Monitors the safety and effectiveness of animal drugs on the market; Makes sure food for animals—which includes animal feed, pet food, and pet treats—is safe, made under sanitary conditions, and properly labeled; Makes sure a food additive for use in food for animals is safe and effective before approving it; Conducts research that helps FDA ensure the safety of animal drugs, food for animals, and food products made from animals; and Helps make more animal drugs legally available for minor species, such as fish, hamsters, and parrots; and for minor (infrequent and limited) uses in a major species, such as cattle, turkeys, and dogs. (...) The center approves animal drugs for companion (pet) animals, such as dogs, cats, and horses; and for food-producing animals, such as cattle, pigs, and chickens.

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  International Feed Industry Federation - IFIF | La plateforme mondiale sur la sécurité sanitaire des

The center approves animal drugs for companion (pet) animals, such as dogs, cats, and horses; and for food-producing animals, such as cattle, pigs, and chickens. If the drug is for a food-producing animal, before approving it, the center also makes sure that food products made from treated animals—meat, milk, and eggs—are safe for people to eat; Monitors the safety and effectiveness of animal drugs on the market; Makes sure food for animals—which includes animal feed, pet food, and pet treats—is safe, made under sanitary conditions, and properly labeled; Makes sure a food additive for use in food for animals is safe and effective before approving it; Conducts research that helps FDA ensure the safety of animal drugs, food for animals, and food products made from animals; and Helps make more animal drugs legally available for minor species, such as fish, hamsters, and parrots; and for minor (infrequent and limited) uses in a major species, such as cattle, turkeys, and dogs. (...) The center approves animal drugs for companion (pet) animals, such as dogs, cats, and horses; and for food-producing animals, such as cattle, pigs, and chickens.

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  Using facts not fear to eliminate rabies in Africa | FAO |&nbspFood and Agriculture Organization of

For World Rabies Day on 28 September 2021, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), together with the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) and the World Health Organization (WHO), highlighted the significant impact that rabies has on life and livelihoods.  (...) During a high-level meeting of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) specialized technical committee on food and agriculture on 27 September 2021, ministers adopted a strategy for the eradication of dog transmitted rabies by 2030. (...) Otto Vianney Muhinda. More than 200 dogs were vaccinated, and dog owners were shown practical skills for immediate rabies case management.  

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  Using facts not fear to eliminate rabies in Africa | FAO |&nbspFood and Agriculture Organization of

For World Rabies Day on 28 September 2021, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), together with the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) and the World Health Organization (WHO), highlighted the significant impact that rabies has on life and livelihoods.  (...) During a high-level meeting of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) specialized technical committee on food and agriculture on 27 September 2021, ministers adopted a strategy for the eradication of dog transmitted rabies by 2030. (...) Otto Vianney Muhinda. More than 200 dogs were vaccinated, and dog owners were shown practical skills for immediate rabies case management.  

Score: 1462302.8 - https://www.fao.org/resilience.../histoire-detail/fr/c/1445208/

  World Rabies Day 2020

The Forum , launched by the World Health Organization (WHO), the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), and the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) - the global agencies responsible for human health, animal health and food and agriculture - will bring together partners across government institutions, human and animal and environmental health sectors, the private sector, civil society as well as research and academia. (...) Scientific research and field evidence show that mass dog vaccination campaigns that cover 70 per cent of the at-risk dog population can confer herd immunity against rabies and are the only real way to interrupt the disease’s infectious cycle between animals and humans. (...) Rabies: One Health in Action, Partnering for Success Watch this high-level ministerial programme on Rabies, One Health and the new United Against Rabies Forum, recorded 22 September 2020:  www.uarforum.org ------------------- Learn more about rabies FAO Animal production and health OIE: Rabies portal WHO Rabies   Subscribe to our newsletters → Media Contacts Ashok Moloo Information Officer WHO/UCN/NTD Telephone: +41 22 791 16 37 Mobile: +41 79 540 50 86 Email: [email protected] Catherine Bertrand-Ferrandis Communications Unit Head OIE Email: [email protected] Kim Doyle GARC Mobile: (+44) 07453 099 399 Email: [email protected] Natasha Little Communications Officer Food and Agriculture Organization Telephone: (+39) 06 570 56213 Email: [email protected] Related End Rabies: Collaborate, Vaccinate To mark World Rabies Day,  United Against Rabies  proudly presents: “A Dogs-Eye View”.  

Score: 1460235.7 - https://www.who.int/news/item/...-09-2020-world-rabies-day-2020

  ФАО - Новостная статья: World Rabies Day 2020

The Forum, launched by the World Health Organization (WHO), the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), and the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) - the global agencies responsible for human health, animal health and food and agriculture - will bring together partners across government institutions, human and animal and environmental health sectors, the private sector, civil society as well as research and academia. (...) Scientific research and field evidence show that mass dog vaccination campaigns that cover 70 per cent of the at-risk dog population can confer herd immunity against rabies and are the only real way to interrupt the disease's infectious cycle between animals and humans. (...) Loletekia, Uganda - A member of the Karamojong pastoralist community with his dog. Поделитесь ссылкой на эту страницу Learn more about rabies FAO and animal health United Against Rabies OIE WHO Video To mark World Rabies Day, United Against Rabies proudly presents: “A Dogs-Eye View”.

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  WHO workshop: visionary plans to scale-up rabies control

The organizations represented, which ranged from nongovernmental organizations to academics, to private corporations, brought a range of perspectives to stimulate discussion. For example, the Food and Agriculture Organization shared insights on the use of plastic dog collars as an effective method of tracking dog vaccination rates. (...) Elimination of dog-mediated human rabies is complex and difficult, but achievable. (...) Subscribe to our newsletters → Media Contacts Ashok Moloo Information Officer WHO/UCN/NTD Telephone: +41 22 791 16 37 Mobile: +41 79 540 50 86 Email: [email protected] Related Zero by 30: the global strategic plan to end human deaths from dog-mediated rabies by 2030 Food and Agriculture Organization News Obituary: Dr Bernhard Franz Dietzschold, 1940–2022 4 May 2022 Neglected tropical diseases: WHO launches survey to expand its offer of online training courses 9 December 2021 Adopt One Health, Stop Rabies: India launches new national action plan for dog mediated rabies elimination by 2030 25 October 2021 Fact sheets Rabies 17 May 2021 Facts in pictures Rabies 26 February 2018 Regions Africa Americas Eastern Mediterranean Europe South-East Asia Western Pacific Policies Cyber security Ethics Permissions and licensing Preventing sexual exploitation Terms of use About us Careers Library Procurement Publications Frequently asked questions Contact us Subscribe to our newsletters Privacy Legal Notice © 2022 WHO

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  الفاو - مقالات إخبارية: World Rabies Day 2020

The Forum, launched by the World Health Organization (WHO), the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), and the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) - the global agencies responsible for human health, animal health and food and agriculture - will bring together partners across government institutions, human and animal and environmental health sectors, the private sector, civil society as well as research and academia. (...) Scientific research and field evidence show that mass dog vaccination campaigns that cover 70 per cent of the at-risk dog population can confer herd immunity against rabies and are the only real way to interrupt the disease's infectious cycle between animals and humans. (...) Loletekia, Uganda - A member of the Karamojong pastoralist community with his dog. شارك بهذه الصفحة Learn more about rabies FAO and animal health United Against Rabies OIE WHO Video To mark World Rabies Day, United Against Rabies proudly presents: “A Dogs-Eye View”.

Score: 1452454.7 - https://www.fao.org/news/story/ar/item/1310138/icode/