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organizationsMonthly Newsletters for members with news and developments handed in/ given bygrass root organizations thus everyone can share in knowledge and newsMalawiHumane educationReview of animal welfare legislation and policies.Network with government departments whose participation will bring about positiveresults in the animal welfare sector in MalawiDr Julius Chulu Malawi Inform the directorate on the existence of PAAWA.Formulate strategies for advocacy in tandem with AU-IBARPush for endorsement of a regional strategy in animal welfare.Stella Lutchanah Mauritius Work with the government to create standards of animal welfare that are achievable andmeasureable for all animals within MauritiusAmal El Bekri Morocco Train leadersHelp in advocacyHelp lobbyingSupport projects on: Laws and legislation, Education and NetworkHelp get credibility under a strong national body under PAAWA or partner with PAAWAMorocco Stop the new law 56.12- they want to kill some breeds of dogsDevelop a common law for animal welfare for Africa.Have an official presentation of PAAWA in MoroccoMoira Felgate Mozambique Network within the countriesReport situation on ground in their country to PAAWA (annual report)Spread the word about PAAWA within their countriesEmmanuel Eyoh Nigeria To work with PAAWA to develop contact with regional blocs (ECOWAS secretariat) inAbuja, Nigeria. Both the ECOWAS secretariat and parliament is located in Abuja, NigeriaTom Sandi Sierra Leone Promote humane education in schoolsStrengthen animal health careAdvocacy for animal welfare policy and lawsDr Abdul Gulush Sierra Leone Review of animal welfare legislation.Animal welfare education, rabies and stray dog population control.Tozie Zokufa South Africa Farm animal advocacyHumane educationStray dog population controlTanzania Inclusion of animal welfare issues in the constitution.Inclusion of animal welfare in education.MoUs in working with the government and communitiesPatrick Thomas Tanzania World movement to prohibit use of elephant/rhino horn productsDr. Mohammed Tanzania Create awareness on the existence of PAAWA to our ministry or other A.W advocacyBaharigroups that have not attended this conference.Lobby A.W advocacy groups, present proposals to includeA.W issues in the ongoing constitution preview draft constitution.Team-up with the national focal point officer for A.W in the ministry and ministry ofnatural resources in enhancing public awareness and education campaign.DonnamarieO’ConnellU.KEnsure that PAAWA is represented at regional and international levels and where animalwelfare is discussed.Become an effective umbrella organization for the diverse membership base. Act as afocal point for communication and resource sharing in animal welfare in the continent.Ensure PAAWA is up to date on regional initiatives e.g. through OIE and AU-IBAR e.g. onlivestock issues which could benefit from PAAWA’s expertise on animal welfare.Advance animal welfare from an ethical issue to a sustainable development issue.ArjanVan U.K.HouwelingenCindy Milburn UK In recognition that the emergence of PAAWA as a force within the African continentmeans it also has a chance to influence global animal welfare which in turn will benefitAfricaPAAWA works with international groups such as IFAW to create model framework AWlegislationPAAWA networks with other alliances such as Europe for animals and Asia for animalsIFAW can facilitateGraham RitchieUnitedKingdomGive African voice to advocacy efforts at an international level leg. UN, OIE etc.Place animal welfare within sustainable development agenda in lobbying/ advocacyinitiatives and policy development.Melanie Hood Zimbabwe Support the implementation of humane education within the education curriculumAssist with helping rural farmers by implementing animal welfare friendly projectsReport of The 1 st International Pan African Animal Welfare Alliance (PAAWA) 2013 Page 36
List of ParticipantsNAME COUNTRY ORGANIZATIONALEX OCHIENG OWUOR UGANDA UGANDA SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION AND CARE OFANIMALSABDUL GUDUSH JALLOH SIERRA LEONE SIERRA LEONE ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETYADEELA SAYYID KENYA VETERINARIANADELE BETTERIDGE BOTSWANA/UK PAAWAADOLFO SANSOLINI UNITED KINGDOM ANIMALWELFAREANDTRADEAGNES NGONYO KENYA AGAKHAN FOUNDATIONAKHTAR ZAHOUR UNITED KINGDOM ANIMALS' ANGELSALEX MUGISA GREAT UGANDA UGANDA SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION AND CARE OFANIMALSAMAL EL BEKRI MOROCCO AHPAEAMARDEEP SURA KENYA VETERINARIANAMINATOU GBEDJI TOGO L.O.VE-TOGOAMR HAMDY EGYPT ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH ANDEDUCATIONANITA MILLS KENYA YAPPERVILLEANNE MUHITHE KENYA AFRICA NETWORK FOR ANIMAL WELFAREANNE WANDIA KENYA AFRICA NETWORK FOR ANIMAL WELFAREANTHONY NDUNGU KENYA MINISTRY OF EDUCATIONANTHONY NSOH AKUNZULE GHANA VETERINARY SERVICES DIRECTORATEAOIFE MCKEEVER KENYA/ BRITISH LOCAL OCEAN TRUST, WATAMUARJAN VAN HOUWELINGENUNITED KINGDOM/NETHERLANDSWORLD SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF ANIMALSB. EBAYI KENYA LUSAKA AGREEMENT TASKFORCEBANTU LUKAMBO DR CONGO INNOVATION POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT ET LA PROTECTIONDE L'ENVIRONNEMENTBENSON WACHIRA KENYA AFRICA NETWORK FOR ANIMAL WELFAREBOJIA ENDEBU DUGUMA ETHIOPIA THE DONKEY SANCTUARYBONIFACE MWANIKI KENYA NOT INDICATEDBRENDA OKUMU KENYA NOT INDICATEDCAREN NDETA KENYA VETERINARIANCARLA PRAYAG MAURITIUS PAN AFRICAN ANIMAL WELFARE ALLIANCECYNTHIA (CINDY) MILBURN UNITED KINGDOM INTERNATIONAL FUND FOR ANIMAL WELFAREDANIEL M M KSEE KENYA VETERINARIANReport of The 1 st International Pan African Animal Welfare Alliance (PAAWA) 2013 Page 37
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