Dominican Republic - South-South Cooperation in Action : Responding to Avian Influenza
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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The Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza
(LPAI) H5N2 virus was detected in the Dominican Republic
(DR) late last year, causing a serious disruption in
sub-regional trade, poultry production, and food security.
In collaboration with the World Bank, the DR Secretariat of
state for agriculture organized a workshop to share regional
knowledge on preparedness for emergency actions to deal with
avian flu. This note captures interesting themes from the workshop.
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AGRICULTURE MINISTRY, AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION, ANIMAL PROTEIN, AVIAN DISEASE, AVIAN FLU, AVIAN INFLUENZA, AVIAN INFLUENZA PROJECT, BEHAVIORS, CHICKEN, CHICKEN EXPORTS, COCK, COLLABORATION, COMMERCIAL FARMS, COMMERCIAL POULTRY, COMMUNITIES, CONTAINMENT PLANS, CONTRIBUTION, CULL, CULLED, CULLING, DANGERS, DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, DISCUSSION, DISCUSSIONS, DISEASE IN POULTRY, DISEASE OCCURRENCES, DISTANCE LEARNING, DOMESTIC POULTRY, EARLY DETECTION, EMERGENCY PLAN, EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEILLANCE, EPIDEMIOLOGY, FOOD SECURITY, GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT, GLOBAL OUTBREAK, H5N1, H5N1 VIRUS, H5N2, H5N2 VIRUS, HEALTH SYSTEMS, HOST, HPAI, HUMAN HEALTH, HUMAN INFLUENZA, HUMAN PANDEMIC, IDEA, IDEAS, INFECTION, INFECTIONS, INFECTIOUS DISEASE, INTEGRATION, INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY, KNOWLEDGE SHARING, LIVESTOCK, LOW PATHOGENIC AVIAN INFLUENZA, NATIONAL EMERGENCY, NATIONAL PLAN, OUTBREAK, OUTBREAK CONTAINMENT, PANDEMIC, PANDEMIC INFLUENZA, PATHOLOGIST, PLAN OF ACTION, POLITICAL CLIMATE, POULTRY, POULTRY FARMERS, POULTRY POPULATIONS, POULTRY PRODUCTION, PRACTITIONERS, REFERENCE LABORATORIES, REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, SENIOR, SIGNS OF DISEASE, SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT, SPECIES, SPECIES OF BIRDS, STAKEHOLDER, STAKEHOLDERS, STRAIN, STRAINS, SUBTYPE, SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS, TOURISM, TRANSMISSION, VACCINATION, VALUABLE, VETERINARIAN, VETERINARY SYSTEMS, VIDEO CONFERENCING, VIRUS SPREADS, VIRUSES, VULNERABLE GROUPS, WATERFOWL, WILD BIRDS