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 the SEACFMD Roadmaps.
The SEACFMD Roadmap is a guidance document consistent with the WOAH (then OIE)/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’ borders.
The SEACFMD Campaign enters its 7th phase of implementation under the guidance of the SEACFMD Roadmap 2026–2030. The Roadmap is designed to build on the progress achieved by Members while addressing the continuing challenges of FMD control in the region, drawing on the evaluation of the SEACFMD Campaign (1997–2020), the outcomes of the foresight exercise, WOAH standards, and global and regional FMD control strategies.
The 7th Phase of the SEACFMD Campaign (2026–2030) represents a new era, guiding Members towards the control and eradication of foot and mouth disease (FMD) through strengthened veterinary services and regional collaboration.
The SEACFMD Roadmap 2026–2030 was developed to guide Members and partners over the next five years. It builds on the progress achieved by Members while addressing the continuing challenges of FMD control in the region. The Roadmap provides strategic direction and priority actions aligned with the Global FMD Control Strategy, the GF-TADs Strategy, WOAH international standards, and relevant regional and national frameworks. It also draws on the findings of an evaluation of the SEACFMD Campaign (1997–2020) and the outcomes of the foresight exercise conducted during the 27th SEACFMD Sub-Commission Meeting in September 2024.
The Roadmap’s goal is to achieve regional control and eradication of foot and mouth disease (FMD) through strengthened veterinary services and regional collaboration. To support this goal, it focuses on three key outcomes:
The 4th edition of the SEACFMD Roadmap (for 2021–2025) is a guidance document that provides a strategic framework and direction to control and prevent FMD in South-East Asia and China.
This strategy document informed project planning for the 6th phase of the Campaign and was used as the basis for the development of annual work plans by governments in accordance with their respective national contexts. Drawing on the successes and lessons learnt from previous phases of the Campaign, the objectives of this phase were to improve FMD control in SEACFMD member countries, evaluate the outcomes achieved to date, and develop a formal process for monitoring the SEACFMD Campaign as it moves forward.
Download the RoadmapThis 3rd Edition of the SEACFMD Roadmap is a guidance document consistent with the OIE/FAO Global FMD Control Strategy that outlines the activities, resources and political commitment required to control, prevent and eventually eradicate FMD in South-East Asia and China. The document builds upon the successes of the previous four phases of the SEACFMD Campaign with the introduction of Phase 5 (2016-2020), which provides strategic direction to achieve significant reductions in FMD in the region by 2020 while at the same time protecting free countries and zones.
Download the RoadmapThe 2nd edition of the SEACFMD Roadmap (2011-2015) provided a broad strategic framework and direction to achieve FMD freedom with vaccination by the year 2020 and maintain FMD freedom in countries and zones that have attained FMD-free status.
Download the RoadmapThe 1st edition of the roadmap, the South‐East Asia Foot and Mouth Disease Campaign 2020 (SEAFMD 2020) document, provided a long‐term strategic framework and a roadmap to guide the achievement of foot and mouth disease (FMD) freedom with vaccination in South‐East Asia by 2020. This roadmap is based on the significant progress of the SEAFMD campaign since it was launched in 1997.
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