WVA Council and GA meeting, Panama

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WVA  Council and GA  meeting, 1-3 October 2016,  in Panvet 2016, Panama City, Panama

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Prof. Dr. Achariya Sailasuta, FAVA, Secretary General and WVA Councillor for Asia and Oceania   attended the WVA Council and GA meeting  during 1-3 October, 2016, in Panama city, Panama.  This meeting is hosted in conjunction with Panvet 2016. The meeting was successfully proceeded and impressive one.  FAVA  is looking forward to welcome WVA members in the 2nd WVA-WMA Global Conference on One Health (2nd GCOH) hosted by Japan Veterinary Medical association, JVMA and Japan Medical Association, JMA, which  bring  together Veterinarians, Physicians, Students, Public Health Officers, Animal Health Officers, NGOs and other interested parties from different world regions to learn, discuss and address critical aspects of the ‘One Health’ Concept, this coming November, 2016, in Fukuoka, Japan. The expected outcome will be constructively approach on strengthening the One Health network globally.

Prof. Dr. Achariya Sailasuta, FAVA, Secretary General and WVA Councillor for Asia and Oceania attended the WVA Council and GA meeting during 1-3 October, 2016, in Panama city, Panama. This meeting is hosted in conjunction with Panvet 2016. The meeting was successfully proceeded and impressive one. FAVA is looking forward to welcome WVA members in the 2nd WVA-WMA Global Conference on One Health (2nd GCOH) hosted by Japan Veterinary Medical association, JVMA and Japan Medical Association, JMA, which bring together Veterinarians, Physicians, Students, Public Health Officers, Animal Health Officers, NGOs and other interested parties from different world regions to learn, discuss and address critical aspects of the ‘One Health’ Concept, this coming November, 2016, in Fukuoka, Japan. The expected outcome will be constructively approach on strengthening the One Health network globally.

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The 15th Asian Association of Veterinary Schools Congress

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The 15th Asian Association of Veterinary Schools Congress  and Joint Workshop of Asian Society of Conservation Medicine

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2016 FAVA President’s Report

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At the 2015 FAVA Council meeting in Ulaanbaatar, the council set FAVA a number
of goals to achieve prior to the 19th FAVA congress in September 2016 to be held
in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

One of the most important – the review of the FAVA constitution (and by-laws) –
also proved one of the most contentious. A constitutional update became
necessary once FAVA established & registered its permanent office in Bangkok.
An initial review to modernise & update the constitution (beyond a simple
amendment) was started during the 2014 Singapore Council meeting & then
continued at the 2015 Mongolian meeting. However, the turn-out for the online
voting in February this year to approve the draft constitution was insufficient to
constitute a quorum. As such the new constitution was not adopted and we are
still operating under the 1993 charter. The matter of how to proceed with
constitutional reform/changes now remains to be discussed by the council this
September. I would encourage all FAVA representatives to closely read the
current constitution prior to our meeting.

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2016 FAVA President’s Report

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2nd GLOBAL CONFERENCE ON ONE HEALTH

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2nd GLOBAL CONFERENCE ON ONE HEALTH
10th – 11th November 2016

Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan
Moving forward from One Health Concept to One Health Approach

Following the successful Global Conference on One Health (GCOH) that was held in Madrid in May 2015, the WVA and WMA in close collaboration with the Japan Medical Association (JMA) and the Japan Veterinary Medical Association (JVMA) are preparing the 2nd GCOH to be held on November 10th-11th in Kitakyusyu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan.

The 2nd GCOH aims to bring together Veterinarians, Physicians, Students, Public Health Officers, Animal Health Officers, NGOs and other interested parties from the different world regions to learn, discuss and to address critical aspects of the ‘One Health’ Concept.

The main objectives of the conference are to strengthen the links and communications and to achieve closer collaboration between Physicians, Veterinarians and all appropriate stakeholders to improve the different aspects of health and wellbeing of humans, animals and the environment. The main conference sessions will focus on the issues of:

• Zoonotic and Foodborne diseases
• Antimicrobial resistance
• Environmental hazards exposure to humans and animals
• The Future of the One Health Concept

Registration

Notice

  • The draft program of the 2nd GCOH can be found HERE
  • Students will benefit from reduced registration fees
  • Please note that the number of seats is limited

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