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Cyclical in nature, the PVS Pathway provides a robust mechanism for the continuous improvement of national Veterinary Services, through a staged approach using a set of proven tools and methods to evaluate, plan, cost and support the strengthening of national Veterinary Services. These stages, and the options for member Country engagement within each of them, are presented in the diagram:
Completed and on-going PVS related activities in Asia and the Pacific region are listed below by stage of the PVS Pathway cycle.
As of 11 May 2020, the OIE has received 28 requests and implemented 28 missions in Asia and the Pacific region. Eleven (11) reports are available for restricted distribution to Donors and Partners and 6 reports are available on the OIE website.
The 28 PVS Evaluation missions were implemented in:
2006: Vietnam
2007: Laos, Mongolia, Indonesia, Cambodia, Fiji
2008: Philippines, Bhutan, Brunei, Sri Lanka, Korea Rep. Dem of, Nepal
2009: Myanmar
2010: Iran, Afghanistan
2011: Timor Leste, Bangladesh, Maldives
2012: Thailand
2014: Vanuatu, New Caledonia, Pakistan
2015: Papua New Guinea, Australia
2016: Malaysia, Japan
2018: India
2019: Chinese Taipei
As of 11 May 2020, the OIE has received 15 requests and implemented 10 missions in Asia and the Pacific region. Three (3) reports are available for restricted distribution to Donors and Partners and 2 reports are available on the OIE website.
The missions were implemented in:
2010: Vietnam
2011: Laos
2014: Fiji
2015: Myanmar, Bhutan
2016: Philippines
2017: Afghanistan
2018: Cambodia, Myanmar (second mission)
2019: Iran, Mongolia
As of 11 May 2020, the OIE has received 4 requests and implemented 3 PVS Aquatic Evaluation missions in Asia and the Pacific region.
The 3 PVS missions were implemented in:
2009: Vietnam
2011: Maldives
2013: Philippines
In addition, the OIE implemented a PVS Aquatic Follow Up mission in Vietnam in 2015.
As of 11 May 2020, the OIE has received 23 requests and implemented 20 missions in Asia and the Pacific region, including one Aquatic Gap Analysis mission. There are 7 reports that are available for restricted distribution to Donors and Partners and 3 reports are available on the OIE website. The 20 PVS Gap Analysis missions were implemented in:
2009: Bhutan
2010: Vietnam, Philippines, Mongolia, Myanmar
2011: Cambodia, Nepal, Indonesia, Sri Lanka
2012: Laos
2013: Brunei
2014: Thailand, Timor Leste
2015: Bangladesh
2016: Philippines (Aquatic Gap Analysis mission)
2017: Fiji, Malaysia, Vanuatu
2019: Papua New Guinea, Pakistan
For more information: https://extranet.who.int/sph/ihr-pvs-bridging-workshop
As of 11 May 2020, the OIE has received 11 requests and implemented 10 missions in Asia and the Pacific region. The 10 VLSP missions were implemented in:
2007: Cambodia
2009: Bhutan, Vietnam
2010: Afghanistan
2012: Laos, Mongolia
2015: Papua New Guinea
2016: Fiji
2018: Cambodia (Second mission), Myanmar
As of 11 May 2020, the OIE has received 5 requests and implemented 4 missions in Asia and the Pacific region. The 4 missions were implemented in:
2012: Laos
2015: Mongolia
2016: Bhutan, Myanmar
– Related event: Regional Conference on Veterinary Paraprofessionals in Asia (6-8 Dec 2017, Bangkok, Thailand)
– VSB Twinning Project between the Australasian Veterinary Board Council Inc. (AVBC) and the Veterinary Council of Thailand (VCT) (from 2018-2020)
– Workshop on the Roles of VSB on VPPs in ASEAN (26-18 Jun 2019, Nonthaburi, Thailand)
– OIE Regional Workshop on Public-Private Partnerships in the veterinary domain for South Asia (17-18 October 2019, Kathmandu, Nepal)
– OIE Regional Workshop on Public-Private Partnership in the veterinary domain for South East Asia (26-27 Nov 2019, Bangkok, Thailand)
