Programs and Projects
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- Animal Disease Surveillance Program
The ADSP provides a nationally integrated surveillance system to underpin trade - Emergency Animal Disease Preparedness Program
The EADP enhances Australia's capability to detect and respond to emergency animal diseases - Animal Health Services Program
The AHSP aims to improve Australia's capability, standards and performance of the national animal health system - Disease Risk Mitigation Program
The Disease Risk Mitigation Program draws together all projects associated with reducing the disease risks facing Australian livestock production industries - Johne's Disease
Click here to find out about Australia's efforts to control Johne's Disease
- Training Programs
Delivers training in support of EADRA to enable trained personnel to participate in the management of an EAD incident - Planning and Communications
Effective planning and communication underpin the programs and activities managed by Animal Health Australia - Corporate Activities
The Corporate Activities program encompasses those activities that are devoted to managing and maintaining the Company's core capability to achieve its objectives - Livestock Welfare
The Livestock Welfare program contributes to improving livestock welfare in Australia through participation in policy development and by facilitating liaison between stakeholder groups
Animal Health Australia is a dynamic partnership of governments and livestock industries that strengthens Australia's animal health status and reinforces confidence in the safety and quality of our livestock products in domestic and overseas markets.
The partnership initiates and manages collaborative programs that improve animal and human health, food safety and quality, market access, animal welfare, livestock productivity and national biosecurity.
Animal Health Australia manages a number of national programs related to the national animal health system. These programs are either core subscription or stakeholder specific funded initiatives. Core subscription funded activities have a collective benefit and are funded at prescribed levels by all members while stakeholder specific programs are funded by primary beneficiaries.