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Country Title Date Programme
duration
Middle East
Plan/Project Budget info Total budget Size of poultry
sector (2005)
Prevention and control of animal diseases worldwide
Part I: Economic analysis: prevention versus outbreak costs, Annex 4
1 Yemen EMERGENCY PLAN
OF ACTION: BIRD FLU
PRECAUTIONARY
MEASURES (A 318)
Oct-05 Not specified National
Contingency Plan
for Avian
Influenza
• Component 1. Jointly Implemented Activities (Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Health): Y.R.(Yemeni
Riyals) 7,000,000 (US$ 0.036 million )
The budget includes the following activities:1) Establishment of coordination among the overseen operational structure
(Public, Private, Local Authorities, International Organisations and Organisations of the Civil Society; 2)Information and
communication; 3)Monitoring of the epidemiological situation; 4) Regular meeting of technical committees
• Component 2. Activities to be implemented by the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (MoA&I):
Y.R.109,923,240 (US$ 0.561 million)
The budget includes the following activities: 1) Ban of importation of live birds and poultry and their products from
affected countries; 2) Strengthening the surveillance; 3) Conducting a field survey to assess the current health situation
of the poultry; 4) Control and monitoring the entry points; 5) Prohibiting entry of personal birds for affected countries 6)
Applying the approved health requirements according to the recommendations of the OIE 7) Low implementation 8)
Raising the awareness among Veterinarians, tech. staff and the poultry breeders
9) Communication with international organisations 10) Providing the needs for surveillance activities
11) Strengthening the Central Veterinary Laboratory 12) Intensified monitoring of the migratory birds
13) Preparing an urgent plan to contain the disease
• Component 3. Activities to be implemented by the Ministry of Public Health and Population (MoPH&P): Y.R. 471
(US$ 2.41 million)
The budget includes the following activities:
1) Strengthening general prevention;
2) Raising the preparedness of the country entry points;
3) Raising the awareness among the health workers;
4) Strengthening the surveillance;
5) Strengthening the diagnostic capacities of the Central Public Health Laboratory (CPHL and its branches in the govern
6) Surveillance of the international labours and students
7) Raising awareness among the public and travellers;
8) Preparing a Medical Emergency Preparedness Procedure (MEPP) to contain the disease
Y.R. 589 million
(US$3.007 million)
Poultry
population: 37
million
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