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Organization and implementation of training activities on animal health prevention and control of emerging animal diseases

Belgium, France, Portugal - Health and Safety

The objective of the project was to provide training courses on prevention and control of emerging animal diseases with the aim of: - improving knowledge and implementation of relevant EU legislation; - disseminating best practices for prevention, detection and control of emerging animal disease' outbreaks; - improving coordination between Member States and EU trade partners; - familiarising with EU commom Network (TRACES) and with EU and international notification systems (ADNS, WAHID).

EAHC

19/12/2011 - 19/10/2014

€ 497,000.00

European Commission

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