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SEMINAR FOR OIE NATIONAL FOCAL POINTS FOR ANIMAL WELFARE OF THE MIDDLE EAST REGIONAMMAN, JORDAN, 17-18 MARCH 2014

IMPROVED ANIMAL WELFARE PROGRAMME

MVDr. Rastislav KolesarInternational Trade Departmentr.kolesar@oie.int

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OVERVIEW

• IAWP• Pilot programme• Other countries• Implementation

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IAWP AGREEMENTIAWP AGREEMENT

• IAWP Agreement, is Agreement between:

Australian Government Department of Agriculture,

and

World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE)

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OUTCOME OF THE IAWP OUTCOME OF THE IAWP

• Adoption and implementation of OIE standards on animal welfare during transport on land and slaughter via:

• In country capacity building:

- Training teams of experts/trainers through Training of Trainers (TOT) programme

- Workshops for academics (and other stakeholders) to promote animal welfare in scope of OIE to undergraduates and

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TARGET COUNTRIES

• Countries originally eligible to receive a technical and development assistance from donors

- Indonesia- Philippines- Vietnam- Turkey- Malaysia- Egypt- Jordan

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IAWP POTENTIAL HOST COUNTRIES

• Thailand• Oman, for participants from other countries from

ME region (Lebanon, Yemen, Kuwait , Bahrain)• South Korea• Iran

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PILOT COUNTRYPILOT COUNTRY

Indonesia

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TRAINING OBJECTIVESTRAINING OBJECTIVES• Understand relevant scientific and technical

information;• Understand animal welfare, animal behaviour and

animal handling; stockmanship, transport, restraint, stunning, slaughter with stunning and without stunning;

• Carry out basic assessment of premises and identify key welfare problems

• Understand basics of learning, training and relevant training techniques;

• Carry out classroom training on the best practices in pre slaughter and slaughter;

• Carry out practical trainings in handling cattle and sheep;

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TRAINING SYLLABUS

• Knowledge• Values• Skills

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IDEAL COMPOSITION OF TEAMIDEAL COMPOSITION OF TEAM• Trainees team:o 8 - 9 trainees

- regional (governmental) veterinary inspectors- 1-2 central government officialso 2 observers- out of these 1 academics (future work on

undergraduate curricula)- 1 central government (legislative department)

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TRAINING IN 10 WEEKS TRAINING IN 10 WEEKS WEEK 1 ( 4 days)Visits to slaughterhouses - 2 times ½ DayTheoretical training - Technical information – 2 - 3 daysPractical session – visit to feedlot , handling techniques - ½ Day4 WEEKS Distance learning

WEEK 2Learning and Training , - Introduction – ½ DayDevelopment of Training materials - 2 x 1,5 DayDelivering of training (recorded on video) and analysis of performance Visit to feedlot – practical training handling cattle – ½ Day2-3 WEEKS Development of training materials for workshop for vet academics 2 days Seminar on animal welfare in pre slaughter and slaughterAimed at : academics community + governmental officials + other stakeholders such as religious slaughter regulators and certifiers

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TRAINING OF TRAINERSTRAINING OF TRAINERSVISITS TO SLAUGHTERHOUSESVISITS TO SLAUGHTERHOUSES

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TRAINING OF TRAINERSTRAINING OF TRAINERSTHEORETICAL TRAININGTHEORETICAL TRAINING

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TRAINING OF TRAINERSTRAINING OF TRAINERSHANDLING TECHNIQUESHANDLING TECHNIQUES

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PRACTICAL TRAINING OF TRAINERSPRACTICAL TRAINING OF TRAINERS

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VIDEO ANIMATIONS FOR TRAINING PROGRAMME AND TRAINING DVD

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2nd TRAINING SESSION

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PANEL DISCUSSIONS

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CLOSING CEREMONY

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CERTIFICATES

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IN-COUNTRY FOLLOW UP• Training of animal welfare officers/Indonesia• Transport welfare training in Philippines• Transport and slaughter seminar in Indonesia• Advice provided to local slaughterhouses Indonesia

and Philippines• Advice provided to MUI – Halal certification

authority in Indonesia• Further ongoing discussion on support of trainings

in regions in Indonesia• Trainings in Turkey

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