GRF 2nd One Health Summit 2013: Presentation by Alain Dehove, OIE - World Organisation for Animal Health, FR

1. Plenary VI: Implementation of a Global
One Health Approach – The Way Forward
The OIE PVS Pathway &
Notification of Animal Diseases
Davos, Switzerland
17-20 November 2013
Dr Alain Dehove,
Coordinator of the OIE World Animal Health and Welfare Fund

2. The OIE PVS Pathway

3. OIE international standards
International
standard setting organisations
SPS Agreement
Animal Health
OIE
Food Safety
CODEX
Plant Health
IPPC
OIE international standards, guidelines and
recommendations for animal health (including zoonoses)
Including standards on quality of Veterinary Services and/or
Aquatic Animal Health Services
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4. The PVS Pathway
OIE PVS Pathway
is a continuous process aiming to sustainably improve
compliance of Veterinary Services with international
standards and their sustainable efficiency
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5. The PVS Pathway
“Treatment”
Capacity Building,
Specific Activities,
Projects and Programs
Veterinary
Legislation
" Diagnosis "
PVS
Evaluation
" Prescription "
Public / Private
Partnerships
PVS
Gap Analysis
Veterinary
Education
including
Veterinary Services’
Strategic Priorities
Laboratories
The OIE collaborates with
governments, donors and other stakeholders
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PVS Pathway
Follow-Up
Missions

6. OIE PVS Tool
4 fundamental components
Market
Access
Human,
Technical
Interaction
Physical,
Capability
with
Financial
and
Interested
Resources
Authority
Critical
competencies
(6 - 18)
Parties
47 in total
5 levels of
advancement
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7. Initial PVS Evaluation Missions (Nov. 2013)
> 70% of OIE Members
OIE Members
PVS
Evaluation
requests
received
PVS
Evaluation
missions
implemented
Reports
available for
(restricted)
Publication on
the OIE website
Africa
52
53
50
39
8
Americas
29
25
22
18
8
Asia, the Far East
and Oceania
32
19
18
11
1
Europe
53
16
16
12
1
Middle East
12
12
11
5
1
178
125
117
85
19
TOTAL
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8. Overview of initial PVS Evaluation missions
State of play (up to 5 November 2013)
Mission requested
Mission completed
8
Report Available
Specific approach

9. PVS Gap Analysis Missions (Nov. 2013)
> 72% of OIE Members (in PVS)
OIE Members
PVS Gap
Analysis
requests
received
PVS Gap
Analysis
missions
implemented
PVS Gap
Analysis
reports
received
Reports
available for
(restricted)
Africa
52
43
36
36
22
Americas
29
15
11
10
10
Asia, the Far East
and Oceania
32
16
11
11
8
Europe
53
8
6
6
2
Middle East
12
8
4
4
0
178
90
68
67
41
TOTAL
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10. PVS Gap Analysis Tool (PVS Costing Tool)
5 PVS Gap Analysis Pillars
Veterinary Public
Health
TRADE 1 (CC: II-4)
VPH 1 (CC: II-8.A)
TRADE 2 (CC: II-12.A) VPH 2 (CC: II-8.B)
TRADE 3 (CC: II-12.B) VPH 3 (CC: II-8.C)
TRADE 4 (CC: IV-4)
VPH 4 (CC: II-9)
TRADE 5 (CC: IV-5)
VPH 5 (CC: II-10)
TRADE 6 (CC: IV-6)
VPH 6 (CC: II-11)
TRADE 7 (CC: IV-7)
VPH Sub-total
TRADE 8 (CC: IV-8)
Trade Sub-total
Trade
Veterinary
Laboratories
LAB 1 (CC: II-1.A)
LAB 2 (CC: II-1.B)
LAB 3 (CC: II-2)
VL Sub-total
Animal Health
AH 1 (CC: II-5.A)
AH 2 (CC: II-5.B)
AH 3 (CC: II-6)
AH 4 (CC: II-7)
AH 5 (CC: II-13)
AH Sub-total
Management of Veterinary Services
General competencies
MVS
MVS
MVS
MVS
MVS
MVS
MVS
MVS
MVS
5 levels of advancement
(1 - 5)
47 critical competencies
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(CC:
(CC:
(CC:
(CC:
(CC:
(CC:
(CC:
(CC:
(CC:
I-4)
I-5)
I-6A)
I-6B)
II-3)
III-4)
III-5.A)
III-5.B)
III-6)
Cross-cutting issues
MVS (CC:
MVS (CC:
MVS (CC:
MVS (CC:
MVS (CC:
MVS (CC:
MVS (CC:
MVS (CC:
MVS (CC:
MVS (CC:
MVS Sub-total
I-2.A)
I-2.B)
I-3)
I-11)
III-1)
III-2)
III-3)
IV-1)
IV-2)
IV-3)

11. Overview of PVS Gap Analysis missions
State of play (up to 5 November 2013)
Mission requested
Mission completed
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Report Available

12. Veterinary Legislation Missions (Nov. 2013)
> 37% of OIE Members (in PVS)
OIE Members
PVS Legislation
mission requests
received
PVS Legislation
missions
implemented
PVS Legislation
documents
received
Africa
52
27
18
17
Americas
29
7
5
4
Asia, the Far East and
Oceania
32
5
5
5
Europe
53
3
2
2
Middle East
12
4
4
4
178
46
34
32
TOTAL
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13. Overview of Veterinary Legislation Missions
State of play (up to 5 November 2013)
Mission requested
Mission completed
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14. PVS Pathway Indicators
The PVS Pathway is a “system of measurement and
evaluation that is an effective foundation for improving animal
and public health at the national, regional, and international
levels” (Chris Elias, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, May 2013,
OIE World Assembly)
(External) assessment system and contribution to a set of
simple metrics and an objective to drive investments and
reach global health security goals, while supporting the
implementation of existing international obligations,
regulations and standards, such as the World Health
Organization (WHO) International Health Regulations, and
the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) Performance
of Veterinary Services (PVS) Pathway
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15. Notification of animal diseases

16. Global disease surveillance and transparency
178 OIE Members are responsible for global animal disease
surveillance and must report significant disease events to
the OIE (listed diseases and emerging events)
Information comes from reports sent by Member Countries
(immediate disease notifications and follow-up reports; sixmonthly reports and annual reports)
OIE disseminates official reports from Members to all
Members and to the public via an alert system
Public access to the World Animal Health Information
Database (WAHID) = all data collected through the OIE's
World Animal Health Information System (WAHIS)
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17. Global disease surveillance and transparency
OIE tracks rumours on a daily basis and validates this
information through official contacts
Critical to verify information collected so that appropriate
decisions and mitigation measures can be taken (cost of
false alerts can be extremely high)
Connectivity of Regional Information Systems (ADIS (EU),
ARIS (IBAR), ARAHIS (ASEAN), …) with existing Global
Animal Health Information Systems (WAHIS)
GLEWS (Global Early Warning System): combines rumour
tracking of OIE, WHO and FAO
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18. Thank you for your attention
Organisation
Mondiale
de la Santé
Animale
World
Organisation
for Animal
Health
Organización
Mundial
de Sanidad
Animal
Contact person: Dr Alain Dehove • a.dehove@oie.int
12 rue de Prony, F-75017 Paris, France • www.oie.int • oie@oie.int
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