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WORKSHOP ON PPR PREVENTION AND CONTROL
Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), 10-12 June 2013

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World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE)
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This report was prepared and edited by Susanne Münstermann, OIE Scientific and Technical Department, Paris and William
Dundon, Joint FAO/IAEA division, Animal Production and Health. The organisers gratefully acknowledge the contributions
from all authors as well as the staff of the FAO ECTAD office in Nairobi, Kenya and the organising Committee in the MoA,
Tanzania, for their assistance in organising this meeting.
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CONTENTS
CONTENTS ................................................................................................................................... 5
PREFACE ......................................................................................................................................................... 7
OPENING ADRESS BY SADC ............................................................................................................................ 9
Beedeenan Hulman ................................................................................................................................... 9
OPENING ADRESS BY IAEA ............................................................................................................................ 10
Adama Diallo ........................................................................................................................................... 10
OPENING ADRESS BY OIE .............................................................................................................................. 11
Neo Joel Mapiste..................................................................................................................................... 11
OPENING ADRESS BY TANZANIA CVO .......................................................................................................... 13
P.Z Njau ................................................................................................................................................... 13
OPENING ADRESS BY HOST ORGANISATION ................................................................................................ 15
Sanchindra Das ........................................................................................................................................ 15
OPENING ADRESS BY FAO ............................................................................................................................ 16
Vincent Martin ........................................................................................................................................ 16
Session 1 ................................................................................................................................................ 17
SETTING THE SCENE .................................................................................................................... 17
PPR SITUATION WORLDWIDE....................................................................................................................... 19
Joseph Domenech ................................................................................................................................... 19
UNDERSTANDING VIRUS LINEAGE EVOLUTIONS, GAPS AND CHALLENGES, RESEARCH PRIORITIES ........... 22
Adama Diallo ........................................................................................................................................... 22
UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES AND KEY ELEMENTS OF PPR PREVENTION AND CONTROL STRATEGIES ............ 24
Vincent Martin ........................................................................................................................................ 24
PPR IN THE SADC REGION: SELECTED COUNTRIES PRESENTATIONS ........................................................... 25
TANZANIA ..................................................................................................................................................... 25
Sachindra M. Das .................................................................................................................................... 25
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO ............................................................................................................ 27
Honoré N’Lemba Mabela ........................................................................................................................ 27
GENERAL DISCUSSION ON SESSION 1 .......................................................................................................... 28
Session 2 ................................................................................................................................................ 31
SPECIFIC ISSUES .......................................................................................................................... 31
PPR AND WILDLIFE ....................................................................................................................................... 33
Richard Kock*, Nicolas Gaidet................................................................................................................. 33
LABORATORY DIAGNOSTIC AND MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PESTE DES PETITS RUMINANTS ........... 38
Geneviève Libeau .................................................................................................................................... 38
THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC ISSUES AROUND PESTE DES PETITS RUMINANTS PREVENTION AND CONTROL .... 39
Tabitha Kimani ........................................................................................................................................ 39