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investigate and report on disease events Assess Australian universities with reference to the World Animal Health Organisation (OIE) ‘Day 1 Competencies’ [3.2] Australian Veterinary Boards Council Funding will be required the European Union on-line training program for private and government field veterinarians [3.3] Department of Agriculture and Water Resources Funds committed Update the Guide of Exotic Animal Diseases (the ‘blue book’) and publish [3.4] Department of Agriculture and Water Resources committed Training program in animal disease investigation: review requirements and develop a program [3.5] AHA in collaboration with the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) and NSDIP Coordination Committee Funding required Producers, livestock industry workers and other people are more likely to recognise and report unusual signs of animal disease Undertake a program of social research to identify drivers and impediments to producers and others in the supply chain for participating in surveillance [3.6.A] Department of Agriculture and Water Resources Funded In response to the findings of the social research project, develop a strategy to improve private sector awareness and engagement in disease surveillance [3.6.B] To be confirmed Funding will be required Develop communication, education and information materials and pilot in specific stakeholder groups; e.g. on-line producer awareness campaign linked to PIC registration [3.6.C] To be confirmed Funding will be required Cultivating effective partnerships and stewardship Biosecurity is a shared responsibility. It requires cooperative partnerships among governments, non-government organisations and industry, and strong engagement with the Australian community. Building these partnerships will be central to the effective implementation of the national surveillance and diagnostics strategy. Table : Cultivating effective partnerships and stewardship Outcome Expected benefits or effects New activity Tasks to deliver planned results Lead Resource/ financial implications Key stakeholders are committed to the strengthening of Australia’s animal health surveillance system Develop and implement a communications strategy to raise awareness about Australia’s animal health surveillance and diagnostics strategy and the desired outcomes described in this Business Plan [4.1] ...
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