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Australia Indonesia Partnership for Emerging Infectious Diseases: Animal Health Program

Australia Indonesia Partnership for Emerging Infectious Diseases: Animal Health Program. Australia Indonesia Partnership for Emerging Infectious Diseases: Animal Health Program. Broad program goals Sustainable strengthening of Indonesian government veterinary services

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Australia Indonesia Partnership for Emerging Infectious Diseases: Animal Health Program

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  1. Australia Indonesia Partnership for Emerging Infectious Diseases:Animal Health Program

  2. Australia Indonesia Partnership for Emerging Infectious Diseases: Animal Health Program • Broad program goals • Sustainable strengthening of Indonesian government veterinary services • Focus on capacity to prevent, detect and response to EID and priority infectious diseases • Guiding principles • Partnership • Sustainable development

  3. AIP-EID: high-level outcomes • National Planning and Management • Strengthened national planning and management for disease prevention and control • Operational Systems: information systems, laboratories & quarantine • Strengthened operational ‘building blocks’ to support national animal health objectives • Sub-national veterinary services • Sustainable delivery of veterinary services in South and West Sulawesi

  4. AIP-EID Component 1:National Planning and Management • Systems strengthening and strategic planning—reviewing current systems and addressing agreed recommendations of the OIE Gap Analysis • Support for development of DAH strategic plan • Supporting work to address recommendation of the OIE gap analysis • Workshop on the PVS process and international standards in animal health • Socialisation, appreciation and practical implementation of laws and regulations related to animal health • Support the socialisation and implementation of regulations under Law 18/2009 (when finalised) • animal health policy & strategy

  5. AIP-EID Component 1:National Planning and Management • Review of capacity to respond to outbreaks of infectious diseases in animals • Support for FMD simulation exercise 2012 (Kalimantan) • Review of emergency response capability with a focus on key elements of planning and management at the national level: response plans, coordination and emergency management systems, financial arrangements • Prioritisation of diseases • Development of a framework for disease prioritisation; application to revise the national priority/strategic disease list • Building capacity of MoA staff—professional development • Needs analysis and development of a strategy for long-term strengthening of human (technical) resources • Support further training and professional development of MoA staff • Harmonisation of development partners (donors) • Support MoA to harmonise the animal health activities of international development partners • animal health policy & strategy

  6. AIP-EID Component 2.1:Animal Health Information Systems • Review of Indonesia’s animal health information needs and capabilities • Holistic, including data collection/surveillance, data management and IT infrastructure, data analysis and reporting, use of information in decision making and policy development • Recommendations for strategic planning and activities to strengthen priority capabilities • Development and operational roll-out of a laboratory information management system (InfoLab-Plus) • Review of progress to date (completed) and recommendations for future • Awaiting proposal from CSIRO on further development and roll-out • surveillance & information systems

  7. AIP-EID Component 2.2:Strengthening of Laboratory Operations • Review of the Indonesian veterinary laboratories network • Capacity and coordination across Indonesia • Training: diagnostic methods, quality assurance, biosafety/biosecurity • Brucellosis • Rabies • Anthrax PCR • Training: technical and scientific operations under enhanced biosafety levels • Technical and Engineering maintenance of infrastructure • Practices and biosafety under BSL conditions • Review of Indonesian capacity for sustainable reagent production • Review of current situation • Development of SOPs, training etc to support QA practices • laboratory development/ diagnostics

  8. AIP-EID Component 2.3:Strengthening of Quarantine Operations • Review of animal and animal product risk pathways at the national and sub-national level • Workshop on risk analysis • Quarantine • Animal health policy

  9. AIP-EID Component 3:Sub-national veterinary services • Transition of PDSR into a sustainable animal health system—pilot in South and West Sulawesi • Strengthen planning and budgeting capacity for animal health services • Sub-national • Animal health policy & strategy • Surveillance/ information systems • Strengthen disease investigation capacity • Strengthen technical training capacity

  10. AIP-EID Component 3:Sub-national veterinary services • Pilot district passive disease surveillance system (village/subdistrict–to-district) • Strengthen disease recognition and reporting at sub-district and village level • Sub-national • Animal Health Policy and Strategy • Surveillance/ information systems • Strengthen capacity to use animal health data at the district and provincial level

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