Bangkok (Thailand), 9 May 2022 — The World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH, founded as OIE) has published the SEACFMD Roadmap 2021–2025, a strategic framework and direction for countries to base the implementation of their national food and mouth disease (FMD) plans on science, while taking account of achievements and lessons learnt from previous phases.
The South-East Asia, China and Mongolia Foot and Mouth Disease (SEACFMD) Campaign is a regionally coordinated programme to combat foot and mouth disease (FMD) in South-East Asia, China, and Mongolia. Initiated in 1997, the SEACFMD campaign is being implemented in a five-year phased manner under the guidance of SEACFMD roadmaps.
The SEACFMD Roadmap is a guidance document consistent with the WOAH/FAO Global Foot and Mouth Disease Control Strategy, that outlines the activities, resources, and political commitment required to control, prevent and eventually, eradicate FMD from the SEACFMD Members.
The SEACFMD campaign enters its 6th phase of implementation under the guidance of the newly-published SEACFMD Roadmap 2021–2025. This phase of the SEACFMD Campaign aims to reinvigorate FMD prevention and control efforts in SEACFMD member countries. In addition, during this phase, the future direction of the Campaign will be explored, based on a comprehensive assessment of the results attained and constraints encountered since its inception.
For more information on the SEACFMD campaign, including how to view the previous roadmaps, please follow the links below.
