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MR Surveillance in Asia

OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION

s Areas of the FAO Action Plan on AMR

Initiatives on AMR Surveillance in AsiaInitiatives on AMR Surveillance in Asia

1. Development of the Regional Framework for AMR

2. Development of Regional Guidelines on AMR Surve

3. Strengthening of Laboratory Capacity on AMR Surv

4. Assessment of National Capacities related to AMR

5. Support to country initiatives on AMR Surveillance

6. Other support to regional work on AMR Surveillan

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These ongoing FAO Initiative

OSRO/RAS/502/USA: AddrLivestock Aquaculture and CLivestock, Aquaculture and C

GCP/GLO/710/UK Engaging Saharan Africa and South ancombat antimicrobial resista

FMM/RAS/298/MUL Strengaction plans on prudent andfisheries (aquatic animal hea( q

es on AMR in Asia are supported by:

essing Antimicrobial Usage in Asia’s Crop Production SystemsCrop Production Systems

the food and agriculture sectors in sub‐nd South‐east Asia in the global efforts to ance using a One Health approach

gthening capacities, policies and national d responsible use of antimicrobials in alth and aquaculture component)q p )

Focus Areas of the FAO Actioon Plan on AMR

FAO Initiatives on AMR Survveillance in Asia

FAO Initiatives on AMR Surv

ROUTINE AMR SURVEILLANCE IN

veillance in Asia

N THE ANIMAL HEALTH SECTOR

1. Development of the Regiona

Consultation Consultation Consultation Consultation AMR survAMR surv

l Framework for AMR Surveillance

Workshop on Workshop on Workshop on Workshop onveillanceveillance

1. Development of the Regional Framework for AMR Surveillance


AMR Transmission Pathways


• Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in bacterial organisms does not

i bi l i l h i lrecognize biological, physical, or sectoral boundaries.

• Its potential transmission pathwainclude broad areas of disciplines are often traditionally segregatedagriculture, humans, environmennd wildlifend wildlife


AMR Transmission Pathways


AGRICULTURE | THE ANIMAL HEALTH S


e collective and coordinated actions oss these multiple disciplines canoss these multiple disciplines can erage on the strengthened sectoral ountability towards AMR igationigation.

s ensures that the efforts of nations address this global issue will benefit m the respective expertise of each tor, and that actions are also well‐,tained by their respective mandates


AGRICULTURE | THE ANIMAL HEALTH S


MR surveillance in food‐borne microorganisms from healthy animals imicroorganisms from healthy animals ior food consumption;

MR surveillance in animal pathogens d f l ll b l l

p gecovered from clinically or sub‐clinicalseased livestock;

MR surveillance in aquaculture in bothMR surveillance in aquaculture in bothealthy and clinical cases which will privolve the fisheries sector, in coordinathe environmental sector; e e o e ta secto ;

MR monitoring in farm settings (eg., mnd slurry) in coordination w/ the

i lnvironmental sector;


intendedintended

lllly

hh imarily tion with

manure


VED PRACTICES

UNDERSTANDING

ENCE‐BASED ACTIONS IN THE ANIMAL H


PROTECTION OF PUBLIC

HEALTH SECTOR TOWARDS AMR MITIGAT

IMPROVED PRA


JOINT RISK ASSESSMENT

EATMENT GUIDELINE

ANTIBIOGRAM

EATMENT GUIDELINE

AGRICULTURE + ANIMAL

LABORATORY DATABASE

ANTIBIOGRAM SURVEILLANCE DATABASE

LABORATORY DATABASE

LABORATORY TESTING

DIAGNOSTIC SAMPLES SAMPLES FROM THE SLAUGHTERHOUSE, FIELD, EN

Clinical samplesPetsLivestock that require treatmentAq ac lt re

• Sampling along supply chains of food and agriculture system

Aquaculture

ASSIVE SURVEILLANCE ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE


HUMAN HEALTH

REGULATIONS COMPLIANCE/AWARENESS

EPIDEMIOLOGIC INFORMATION ON AMR

PRUDENT USE OF ANTIBIOTICS

GOOD PRODUCTION PRACTICES

EPIDEMIOLOGIC INFORMATION ON AMR:MAGNITUDE AND NATURE OF AMR PROBLEMS

NVIRONMENT ETC. I f ti l h i• Information on supply chain of food and agriculture system + antibiotic use (AMU) along the chains

2. Development of Regional Gu

Development of the Development of the Development of the Development of the AMR survAMR surv

idelines on AMR Surveillance

regional guidelines regional guidelines regional guidelines regional guidelinesveillanceveillance


ONALLY‐HARMONIZED GUIDELINES FOR:

MR surveillance in food‐borne microorgagom healthy animals intended for food onsumption;

MR surveillance in animal pathogens recoom clinically or sub‐clinically diseased liv

ill i l i b h hMR surveillance in aquaculture in both hend clinical cases which will primarily involsheries sector, in coordination with the nvironmental sector;nvironmental sector;

MR monitoring in farm settings (eg., manurry) in coordination w/ the environmenturry) in coordination w/ the environment


nisms ✓ ✓

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✓

overed vestock;

l h

✓

✓ealthy ve the ✓

ure and al sector;al sector;


efforts of Member Countries arking to contribute to this global drive benefit from having a regional eline that is:

anchored on existing international tandards

aking well into account the unique ettings in the region

regionally‐harmonized



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regionally‐harmonized guidelines will:

help Member States in preparing to carry out their respective national AMR

illurveillance

help obtain a cohesive body of regional nformation



DEAL: All countries in the Region ence AMR surveillance in all critical

Regional vision on AMR sur

EALITY: Countries need progressiveEALITY: Countries need progressive ng of relevant capacities for:

DesigningDesigningPlanningImplementation

ional AMR surveillance program in nimal Health Sector


rveillance

3. Strengthening Laboratory cap

Training on Standardized anTraining on Standardized anTraining on Standardized anTraining on Standardized anAMR Surveillance in Food AAMR Surveillance in Food A

1212--15 June 2017; 215 June 2017; 2

pacity on AMR Surveillance

nd Harmonized Methods fond Harmonized Methods fond Harmonized Methods fond Harmonized Methods foAnimals in SouthAnimals in South--East AsiaEast Asia2121--24 August 201724 August 2017

3. Strengthening Laboratory cappacity on AMR Surveillance

4. Assessment of national capac

Pilot Missions using ATLAPilot Missions using ATLAPilot Missions using ATLAPilot Missions using ATLALaboratory and AMR SLaboratory and AMR S

March to May March to May 20172017: Thailand, Indon: Thailand, Indon

cities on AMR Surveillance

ASS (Assessment Tool for ASS (Assessment Tool for ASS (Assessment Tool for ASS (Assessment Tool for Surveillance Systems)Surveillance Systems)nesia, Myanmar, Vietnam, Lao PDRnesia, Myanmar, Vietnam, Lao PDR

4. Assessment of national capaccities on AMR Surveillance

5. Support to country initiatives

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s on AMR Surveillance

j t AMR S illj t AMR S illjects on AMR Surveillancejects on AMR Surveillanced implementation * Othersd implementation * Others

5. Support to country initiativess on AMR Surveillance

6. Other reinforcements to regioonal efforts on AMR Surveillance

6. Other reinforcements to regio

CONSULTATION MASEAN MEMB

DANCE DOCUMENT ON AMR RVEILLANCE IN THE REGION

onal efforts on AMR Surveillance

MEETING WITH BER STATES

SETTING UP OF THE AMR TECHNICAL ADVISORY GROU

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