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Contents Institutional activities Scientific activities Animal health information Direct support to OIE Members Work programme and partnership Communication Publications Working Groups endorsement 2

History An intergovernmental organisation established 20 years before the United Nations 1924 1945 2003 Creation of the New Name: Office International World Organisation Creation of the des Epizooties for Animal Health United Nations (OIE) (OIE) 3

OIE Members (May 2014) 180 Members Europe Asia, the Far East and Oceania Americas Middle- East Africa Some countries belong to two regions 4

Regional (RR) and Sub-Regional (SRR) Representations and technical Offices 13 Offices under the direct authority of the Director General Collaborate closely with five Regional Commissions Gaborone 5

OIE RR & SRR Recent Agreements signed with host countries Signed 6 March 2013, Moscow validated by the DUMA 19 (Russia) November 2014 Signed 15 October 2013, Astana validated by the Parliament (Kazakhstan) mi-January 2015, offically establised on 26 February 2015 6

Official agreements signed in 2014 International and regional public and private Organisations (Resolution May 2014 – 82 nd GS) International Veterinary Eurasian Economic Commission Student’s Association (EEC) (IVSA) Intergovernmental Association for Assessment and Authority on Development Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care International (AAALAC) (IGAD) Global Alliance for Rabies International Society for Animal Hygiene (ISAH) Control (GARC) Additionnal new Agreements will be submitted to the World Assembly in 2015 7

Institutional OIE Conferences (2014 – early 2015) 2014 25-30 May 2014 82nd General Session of the World Assembly  27 Ministers – Members of Government and High Level Personalities  140 Member Countries  29 International Organisations 23-26 September 2014, Bern (Switzerland) 26 th Conference of the OIE Regional Commission for Europe 11-14 November, Guadalajara (Mexico) 22 nd Conference of the OIE Regional Commission for Americas 2015 17-20 February, Rabat (Morocco) 21 st Conference of the OIE Regional Commission for Africa 8

OIE 2014 General Budget • Four Member Countries have decided to move to a higher contribution category • Income and expenses are balanced in 2014 • Not possible to replenish the reserve fund in 2014 • More detailed information on Thursday 9

Scientific Activities 10

Specialist Commissions and Working Groups • Meetings of the four Specialist Commissions (8 meetings) • Meetings of the three permanent Working Groups (3 meetings)  Wildlife diseases (1)  Animal Production Food Safety (1)  Animal Welfare (1) • Meetings of the Ad hoc Groups of experts (39) • Applications for the official recognition of Member Countries’ status: 2014-2015 FMD 14 countries CBPP 2 countries BSE 8 countries PPR 5 countries AHS 2 countries CSF 25 countries 11

Standard setting Intergovernmental standards CODES MANUALS • Terrestrial • Terrestrial • Aquatic • Aquatic 12

Global and International Conferences (1) In 2014 3 rd Global Conference of the 296 OIE Reference Centres, Incheon • (Rep. of Korea), 14-16 October • OIE-CIC Joint International Meeting on Early detection and prevention of African Swine Fever (ASF) and other animal health issues on wildlife-livestock-human interface, Paris (France), 30 th June-1 st July (focused on the ASF crisis in Europe) In 2015 3 rd Global Conference on aquatic animal diseases, Ho Chi Minh City • (Vietnam), 20-22 January • Inter-Regional Conference on Global Control of Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) organised in partnership with FAO, Abidjan (Cote d’Ivoire), 31 st March-2 nd April 13

Global and International Conferences (2) Planned in 2015 • Global Conference on Biological Threat Reduction with the collaboration of WHO, Paris (France), 30 June-2 July Global Conference on Rabies, in collaboration with WHO, Geneva • (Switzerland), 10-11 December Planned in 2016 • Global Conference on Pastoralism, with support of the Mongolian Government, Mongolia (tbc) • Veterinary Education (Thailand, June) • Animal Welfare, (Mexico, December) 14

Reference Laboratories Global Expert Centres for animal diseases in 2014 247 Reference Laboratories in 38 countries 117 Diseases 15

Collaborating Centres Global Centres of excellence on horizontal topics in 2014 49 Collaborating Centres in 26 countries 16

Animal health information 17

WAHIS WAHIS 180 countries on line Monitoring Information Early system from the warning semestrial Annual reports reports system Alert messages for Outbreaks notified • Veterinary Services’ capabilities specific & information for 117 • Vaccine production epidemiological OIE-listed diseases • National laboratories’ events & for emerging twice a year (including capabilities diseases their presence or • Animal population figures absence) • Human cases for zoonoses And non official information tracking system 18

Presentation of WAHIS 19

New World Animal Health : A unique on-line tool • A synthesis of global animal health information from OIE Members as well as from non-OIE Member Countries • A unique tool with data extraction capabilities • Will benefit those involved in animal production, wildlife disease surveillance, international trade and the epidemiology and control of aquatic and terrestrial animal diseases, including zoonoses • Date of launch: 1st June 2015 20

Disease notifications in 2014 • 1048 event reports from 102 countries for 62 diseases 191 immediate notifications 857 follow up reports • 46 events identified by the OIE active search system after more than 11 000 verifications 25 replies for an immediate notification or follow up report • Semestrial and annual reports • New ‘Notification Procedures’ • Future smartphone application 21

Direct support to OIE Members 22

OIE Vision – Good Governance "Treatment" Capacity Building, Specific Activities, Projects and Programs Veterinary Legislation "Diagnosis" "Prescription" Public / Private Partnerships PVS Evaluation PVS PVS Gap Analysis Follow-Up Evaluation (PVS Costing Tool) Missions Veterinary including Education Veterinary Services’ Strategic Priorities Laboratories 23

Donors and Partners (OIE World Animal Health and Welfare Fund)

OIE PVS Evaluation Missions State of play (up to 18 May 2015) Reports available PVS PVS for (restricted) Publication OIE Evaluation Evaluation distribution to on the OIE Members requests missions Donors and website received implemented Partners Africa 54 53 51 34 8 Americas 29 25 23 10 9 Asia, the Far East 32 24 22 10 1 and Oceania Europe 53 18 16 10 1 Middle East 12 13 11 5 1 180 133 123 69 20 TOTAL 25

Overview of PVS Evaluation missions Special Mission Mission Report approach requested completed Available 26

PVS Gap Analysis (PVS costing tools) Missions State of play (up to 18 May 2015) Reports available PVS Gap PVS Gap for (restricted) Publication Analysis OIE Analysis distribution to on the OIE Members requests missions Donors and website received implemented Partners 54 46 43 19 7 Africa Americas 29 15 12 5 4 Asia, the Far East 32 18 13 76 1 and Oceania 53 9 8 2 1 Europe 12 8 4 0 0 Middle East TOTAL 180 96 80 32 13 27

Overview of PVS Gap Analysis missions Mission Mission Report requested completed Available 28

Veterinary Legislation Missions State of play (up to 18 May 2015) Veterinary Veterinary Veterinary Legislation Legislation Legislation OIE Agreement Identification Identification Identification Members requested* mission requests missions mission reports received implemented received 54 40 24 22 6 Africa Americas 29 7 6 6 2 Asia, the Far East 32 6 6 5 2 and Oceania 53 5 3 2 1 Europe 12 4 4 4 1 Middle East TOTAL 180 62 43 39 12 29

Overview of Veterinary legislation missions Agreement Agreement Identification Identification Identification Identification Agreement Agreement Implementation Implementation mission requested mission requested mission done mission done Preparatory phase Preparatory phase phase phase 30

PVS Evaluation Follow-Up Missions State of play (up to 18 May 2015) PVS PVS Reports available Evaluation Evaluation for (restricted) Publication OIE Follow-Up Follow-Up distribution to on the OIE Members requests mission Donors and website received implemented Partners 54 13 12 1 1 Africa Americas 29 8 7 0 4 Asia, the Far East 32 5 5 0 2 and Oceania 53 4 3 1 0 Europe 12 4 1 1 0 Middle East TOTAL 180 34 28 3 7 31

Overview of PVS Evaluation Follow-Up missions Mission Mission Report requested completed Available 32