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WVA ACTIVITIES UPDATE - NOVEMBER 2021 - WAAW2021 - Call for comments on WVA position statement - WVAC2022 Scientific program available
2021/11/29

 

 

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WVA ACTIVITIES UPDATE - NOVEMBER 2021

WORLD ANTIMICROBIAL AWARENESS WEEK 2021

BETTER ANIMAL HEALTH AND MANAGEMENT WILL REDUCE THE NEED FOR ANTIMICROBIALS

 

The veterinary profession continues to emphasize the importance of understanding the principles of antimicrobial resistance and ensuring responsible use of antimicrobials. In addition to tackling the overuse and misuse of antimicrobials, a key principle is that prevention of disease decreases the need for the use of antimicrobials.

 

d9c89d60c5000f0a_0.0Veterinarians play a key role in antimicrobial stewardship, but not just in how they use antimicrobials. The best way to reduce antimicrobial use is to improve animal health and animal health systems. Regardless of the species, better animal health and management will reduce the need for antimicrobials - said Dr Scott Weese, a member of the Global Leaders Group on Antimicrobial Resistance

 

One Health, antimicrobial stewardship and tackling antimicrobial resistance are key priorities of the WVA’s Strategic Plan. Through developing policies, such as the WVA Policy on Responsible Use of Antimicrobials, initiating projects and ongoing collaborations with global health organisations, such as the OIE, WHO, FAO and WMA, the WVA works hard to reach the goals as outlined in its strategy.

 

During World Antimicrobial Awareness Week 2021, the WVA calls on governments, international organisations, communities and veterinarians worldwide to ensure that adequate veterinary care is widely available - said WVA President, Dr Patricia TurnerFor their part, veterinarians must ensure that antimicrobials are used responsibly - overuse and misuse of antimicrobials must be avoided.

 

 

CALL FOR COMMENTS ON THE WVA DRAFT POSITION STATEMENT ON

DEPOPULATION OF ANIMALS IN DISASTERS AND EMERGENCIES

 

The WVA Council approved recently the draft position statement that was prepared by the WVA Animal Welfare-Strategic Focus Group on the Depopulation of Animals in Disasters and Emergencies.

The WVA would like kindly to ask you to revise the attached document and to provide your comments and suggestions by  15 December 2021.


Thank you in advance for your kind contributions.

 

37th WORLD VETERINARY ASSOCIATION CONGRESS

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM IS NOW AVAILABLE

 

May be an image of ‎skyscraper and ‎text that says '‎37th WORLD ABU DHABI, UAE VETERINARY 29- 31 MARCH 2022 ASSOCIATION CONGRESS المستقبل الابتكار الاستدامة الإنسانية Humanity Sustainability. Innovation Future‎'‎‎The WVAC2022 Scientific Committee worked hard in the past months to prepare an extraordinary scientific and practical program by several high-level speakers from all over the world, focusing on veterinary best practices and innovative technology for the veterinary profession. The WVAC2022 Scientific Program can be found HERE.

 

The WVAC2022 Scientific Program also includes the WVA Global Summit meeting on One Health focusing on the role of private-public partnership in preventing the next pandemic, an Animal Welfare seminar focusing on pain management in livestock and a Veterinary Education seminar focusing on global quality standards for veterinary education.

 

We are looking forward to welcoming you to the

37th World Veterinary Association Congress.

 

Visit the congress website here


More information regarding the WVA Congress and registration can be found on the congress website.

 

 

WVA

Avenue de Tervueren 12, 1040 Brussels, Belgium

Website: www.worldvet.org Email: secretariat@worldvet.org

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Dr Zeev Noga

Executive Secretary

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World Veterinary Association (WVA)
Avenue de Tervueren 12
B-1040 Brussels, Belgium
Tel: +32 (0) 2 533 70 22

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secretariat@worldvet.org
http://www.worldvet.org

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