Wednesday 16 May
InnovSur 2018 - PROGRAM
07:45-08:30
Hall d’Honneur (Bât. 9)Registration and Welcome coffee
08:30-08:45
Amphi. 206 (Bât. 9)Official Welcome
(Officials from partner organisations and financial support)
Objectives of the forum
M. Peyre (Cirad, France) and T. Baldet (Cirad, France)
08:45-09:15
Amphi. 206 (Bât. 9)Keynote
Innovation and health surveillance: what can we learn from management science on innovation
G. Faure (Cirad, France)
09:15-11:15
Amphi. 206 (Bât. 9)SESSION 1 - Integrated surveillance
Chairs: F. Goutard (Cirad, Thailand) and T. Vergne (ENVT, France)
09:15-09:50
Keynote session 1
Integrated One Health surveillance and response systems in resource-poor countries
E. Schelling (STPH, Switzerland)
09:50-11:05
Selected oral presentations
- S1-OC25 - Evaluation of integrated surveillance: sociological approach
D. Nguyen Thi (Vietnam National University of Agriculture, Vietnam) - S1-OC26 - Factors Associated Animal Diseases and Abnormal Cases Reporting in Disease Surveillance by PODD Project’s Volunteer in Chiang Mai Province, Thailand
S. Pattamakaew (PODD Project, Thailand) - S1-OC27 - Characterisation and evaluation of collaborations within a One Health surveillance system
M. Bordier (Cirad, Vietnam) - S1-OC28 - One Health surveillance systems for antimicrobial resistance: An evaluation approach based on the Canadian experience
C. Aenishaenslin (University of Montreal, Canada) - S1-OC29 - An integrated, participatory, risk based approach to control of human and livestock brucellosis in African farming systems
C. McCrindle (University of Pretoria, South Africa)
11:05-11:15
Selected short oral presentations
- S1-SO21 - Risk of Nipah virus emergence in Cambodia: Integrated research to inform integrated surveillance
R. Duboz (Cirad, Institut Pasteur, Cambodge) - S1-SO22 - How can the level of integration be measured in a One Health surveillance system for antimicrobial resistance?
C. Aenishaenslin (University of Montreal, Canada) - S1-SO23 - Developing an integrated surveillance system for zoonoses in western Kenya
L. Falzon (University of Liverpool, UK)
11:15-11:40
Hall d’Honneur (Bât. 9)Coffee break - Visit of exhibition - Poster session
Group photo
11:40-13:30
Amphi. 206 (Bât. 9)SESSION 2 - Research and surveillance policies
Chairs: M. Peyre (Cirad, France) and N. Antoine-Moussiaux (University of Liège, Belgium)
11:40-12:15
Keynote session 2
Exploring drivers and constraints to evidence-based change in animal health surveillance systems
A. Lindberg (SVA, Sweden)
12:15-13:15
Selected oral presentations
- S2-OC30 - Economics - Valuing health surveillance as an information system: interdisciplinary insights
N. Antoine-Moussiaux (University of Liège, Belgium) - S2-OC31 - Bottom-up approach - How local socio-economic and cultural factors shape animal health surveillance and control programs
M. Peyre (Cirad, France) - S2-OC32 - Participatory co-development - Improving neglected diseases’ management in a One health framework: a case study about parasitic zoonoses surveillance in Laos
V. Putthana (Faculty of Agriculture - NUOL, Laos) - S2-OC33 - Harmonised decision-making - STOC free: An innovative framework to compare probability of freedom from disease in heterogeneous control programmes
G. Van Schaik (GD Animal Health, The Netherlands)
13:15-13:30
Selected short oral presentations
- S2-SO24 - Prioritization of wild bird species and location for avian influenza virus surveillance in Cuba
P. Alfonso (National Center for Animal and Plant Health, Cuba) - S2-SO25 - Determining the financial impact of disease where diagnostic information is incomplete: losses from the clinically-diagnosed tropical Blackleg on large ruminant farmers in Laos
S. Nampanya (Sydney School of Vet Science, Australia)
13:30-14:30
Espace Platanes (Bât. 9)Lunch
Hall d’Honneur (Bât. 9)Visit of exhibition - Poster session
14:30-16:00
Brainstorming sessions 1 & 2, needs and gaps in innovation related to :
Integrated surveillance / Research and surveillance policies
16:00-16:30
Hall d’Honneur (Bât. 9)Coffee break - Visit of exhibition - Poster session
16:30-17:00