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CAPACITY AND AWARENESS BUILDING ON IMPORT RISK ANALYSIS (IRA) FOR AQUATIC ANIMALS (FWG/01/2002) REPORT OF THE JOINT APEC/FAO/NACA/OIE/DOF – THAILAND/INP/ CONAPESCA/SAGARPA WORKSHOPS Bangkok, Thailand 1-6 April 2002 and Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico 12-17 August 2002 APEC/FAO/NACA/OIE/DOF – THAILAND/INP/ CONAPESCA/SAGARPA May 2004 i
Page 1: Capacity and Awareness Building on
Page 5 and 6: iv Table of Contents 1 EXECUTIVE SU
Page 8 and 9: 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Asia-Pacifi
Page 10 and 11: Background 2 BACKGROUND TO THE PROJ
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Reducing Risks Many countries, incl
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Disease Surveillance Chris Baldock
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Passive surveillance Passive survei
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form of aquatic animal health infor
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Aquatic Animal Disease Zoning B. J.
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Types of Zones For inland waters, a
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• List II deals with highly infec
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and infrastructures developed to co
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52 National Databases Because knowl
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54 Subasinghe, R., and J.R. Arthur.
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56 • collection of information on
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58 Organising International Scienti
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60 What is Risk Analysis? Risk anal
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62 pathogenic agents which could po
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64 Acknowledgements The content of
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66 Establishing the Context The Int
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68 Each pathogenic agent should be
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70 Figure 2. A scenario tree for a
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72 The analysis may be concluded at
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Current Limitations in the Use of R
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have temperature and salinity survi
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Chu, F-L.E., J.F. La Peyre and C.S.
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82 main areas of concern. These wer
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84 Other proposals Apart from the w
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86 Scientists provide supporting ev
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88 Neither party lodged an appeal t
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Salmon Exports from the United Stat
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In spite of the quality of the IRA,
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Lessons Learned from the Three Case
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98 decision. The presentation close
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100 The following paragraphs summar
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102 what they perceive as a unilate
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104 (d) implement relevant provisio
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106 Examples of National Strategies
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108 ment measures in many countries
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110 modities, including those based
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112 References AQIS. 1998. The AQIS
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116 sources. In the latter case, 10
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120 The Contents of the Code The Na
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124 established across the country,
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128 Yellowtail, amberjack, and red
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130 Table 3. Specific diseases cove
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132 Table 1. List if exotic aquatic
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136 Through the request of BFAR, th
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138 Proposed Importation of Ictalur
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140 there is a need to prevent the
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142 registered exporting farms are
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144 In many cases, especially in de
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148 (NAAHP), not just a strategy. M
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150 • Definitions • Disease pre
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156 Part I: Training Course (1-3 Ap
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158 Part 2 : Workshop Programme (4-
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160 April 6: SATURDAY Continue Sess
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162 16 August (Friday) 17 August (S
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164 August 14: WEDNESDAY Session 4:
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166 August 17: SATURDAY Session 2:
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168 7 Indonesia Mr Widodo Head of D
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170 24 Thailand Mrs Thitiporn Laopr
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172 41 Sri Lanka Mr H.A. Mahinda Ku
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174 56 NACA Dr Michael Phillips Env
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176 6 Chile Félix Inostroza Cortes
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178 20 México-SENASICA Assad Henei
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180 33 México - Sector Privado Ana
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182 51 FAO Dr Victoria Alday de Gra
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184 65 Ocean. Alfredo Herrera Mesin
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188 � Alternate sources • Budge
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190 C. Research � An increased ca
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194 Risk Management Implementation
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198 F. Networks and operating syste
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202 GMOs Genetically modified organ
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