Prsentation PowerPoint

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Réseau Français de Santé Animale The French
animal health network

Monique Eloit (CVO- France)?
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The first step- Foundation Summer 2007
public research AFSSA INRA CIRAD vet
universities
private research pharmaceutical industry,
Fondation of the French mirror group RFSA,
under the umbrella of the CVO
Administration MAP, MESR (initiative)?
Animal health managers on site FNGDS,
SNGTV Institut de lElevage
Laboratories ADILVA
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The second step public conference-October 2007

• Basics of EGTPAH
• Mapping the needs and resources
• Need of an action plan for research users
• Missions concertation, coordination
  cooperation
• Gouvernance steering committee management
  committee consensus based identification of
  priorities recommendation maker

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The second step- October 2007 meeting
Objective 1 map the ressources
INRA (genomics, nutrition, pathogens,) long
term research oriented
AFSSA (genomics, nutrition, pathogens,) short
term research
ENV
CIRAD tropical diseases, vectors
SIMV members market oriented research
Results lots of competences
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The second step- October 2007 meeting
Objective 2 map the needs

• Concrete solution for
• - MUMS
• - Missing medecines, vaccines or diagnostic
  products
• - Emerging diseases control
• ? Clear knowledge of the needs of the field

Efficient coordination between Research, Dvpt,
expertise, and final use Knowledge of
Citizens requests Economical evaluation
of control measures impact
Innovation/biotechnologies dvpt through a good
interaction between public research and private
final developments Better fundamental
research valorisation through concrete dvpt
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The second step- October 2007 meeting
Results answering the need for synergies and
coordination

• Common strategy to be shared at EU level
• Priorities linked with the field and the market
  needs
• Partnerships between public, private research,
  but also with the users (vets, farmers, labs)?
• Organisation
• Action plan under process

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Implementation

• Concrete actions on going
• WG 1 lack of medicines, diagnostic tools
• WG 2 methodology for emergent research on
  emergent issues
• WG 3 contribute to FP7 programmation

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Implementation

• WG 1 lack of medicines, diagnostic tools
• Some examples
• ANTHRAX Vaccine
• Ask for a temporary authorisation (import)
  (Industry // AFSSA-ANMV)?
• Needed doses number estimation (FNGDS-SNGTV //
  AFSSA)?
• Storage (Industry)?
• Botulism-vaccine
• Estimate the need (FNGDS SNGTV)?
• Discuss with the supplier (industry //
  AFSSA-ANMV)?
• Tuberculine and brucelline- Diagnostic
• Exchange information between users and suppliers
  and find a procedure decreasing the out of
  stock risk (same partnership)?
• Drugs

• local anaesthesia, critical antimicrobials

Something to be done/ research needed at EU level
? ? ETPGAH
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Implementation

• WG 2 methodology for emergent research on
  emergent issues
• Blue tongue as an example
• Identified knowledge needs
• Symptoms description and impact on reproduction
• MUMS vaccine
• Differentiation between vaccinated and non
  vaccinated animals
• Vector(s) identification and ecology
• Economical impact
• Genomics
• Epidemiology in France
• ..

prioritisation and recommendations to the
Agriculture ministry
Thematics to propose to ETPGAH and FP 7
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Implementation

• WG 3 contribute to FP7 programm setting
• Exchange documents
• Introduce issues identified by the RFSA
  (National, Inter Regional or EU scale)
• Phone call and mails to define the RFSA position

French National position
ETPGAH position
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RFSA legitimacy in France

• Ineractions with the CVO and its services
• The RFSA
• Speaks with one voice ? clear
• Presents propositions coming from a consensus
  from all partners that needed to be consulted ?
  legitimated
• Raise issues with already matured proposals ?
  efficient
• Establish the links with ETPGAH ? EU constructive
• The CVO
• supports the implementation steps
• carry the relevant information and position at EU
  level

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Conclusion

• RFSA became, within 8 months,
• a precious partner for the animal health
  management
• in France
• The key factors of success
• Co-working between industry, public research,
  vets, farmers and labs
• Concrete actions that motivate people to attend
  and contribute to the meetings
• Meetings light formula mainly phone calls
• Efficient secretariat assumed by a troika
  INRA-AFSSA-SIMV
• Strong commitment of all partners
• Key role of SIMV (animation, management,
  communication tools such as website for internal
  (passwords) and external communication