Last updated: 15 August 2024

Laboratory Twinning Programme in the Region

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Each twinning project is a partnership between a particular World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) Reference Centre (which may be an official WOAH Reference Laboratory or Collaborating Centre) and a Candidate Centre. The Reference Centre provides the Candidate Centre with technical support, guidance, and training. Laboratory Twinning Projects provide mutual benefits for Parent and Candidate Institutes, including the creation of joint research opportunities, establishment of research networks and sustainable capacity building.

This page provides information regarding the Laboratory Twinning Projects which are ongoing and completed in the region.

Projects ongoing

  • Lumpy Skin Disease: South Africa – China P.R. (2023-)
  • Bovine TB: UK – China P.R. (2023-)
  • African Swine Fever: UK – Philippines (2021-)
  • Brucellosis: China P.R. – Pakistan (2022-)

Projects completed

[+]: candidate has applied to become WOAH RL or CC

[*]: project as self-funded

For more information on the Laboratory Twinning Programme (WOAH Global)