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Jobs WOAH – Scientific Policy Advisor, Zoosursy Project -PRD – WOAH HQ – Paris, France

Context The World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH – founded as OIE) is a leading intergovernmental organisation representing 183 Members worldwide. Through its activities, WOAH makes a decisive contribution to improving animal health, protecting animal welfare and strengthening Veterinary Services. The Organisation provides transparent information on world’s animal health situation, and promotes international standards, particularly […]

A high-contrast image showing a generic vaccine vial next to a silhouette of a border fence and a map of Africa, symbolizing the threat of smuggled veterinary products.

The Dangerous Rise of Illicit FMD Vaccines in South Africa

The recent reports of illegal Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) vaccines being smuggled into South Africa expose a shocking breach in our biological defenses that threatens the very foundation of the agricultural sector. This is not merely a localized scandal; it is a stack reminder of the vulnerabilities previously identified in reflections on veterinary regulation in Limpopo. […]

Jobs FAO : One Health Specialist (Consultant / PSA – Roster)

CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST – VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT: 2502991 One Health Specialist (Consultant / PSA – Roster) Job Details FAO Commitments and Standards FAO is committed to achieving workforce diversity in terms of gender, nationality, background and culture.Qualified female applicants, qualified nationals of non-and under-represented Members and person with disabilities are encouraged to apply;Everyone who […]

Cattle in a livestock enclosure with visible signs of foot-and-mouth disease, alongside a warning sign and the South African flag indicating an outbreak aler

South Africa launches “FMD-free with vaccination” roadmap, with mass roll-out from February 2026

Pretoria has unveiled a major pivot in its fight against foot-and-mouth disease (FMD): a national strategy explicitly framed as “FMD-free with vaccination,” backed by mass vaccination starting in early February 2026, tighter movement enforcement, expanded laboratory capacity, and a push for livestock identification and traceability. A shift driven by scale and economic pressure FMD is […]

PPR in conflict-affected settings: PAPS (AU-IBAR) and partners publish a conflict-sensitive pathway to reach the 2030 goal

Hosted within AU-IBAR, the Pan-African PPR Secretariat (PAPS)—with technical support from AU-PANVAC, FAO and WOAH—has released a new strategic publication addressing one of the hardest questions in animal health: how can Africa eradicate Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) in conflict-affected and fragile settings without leaving communities behind? Backed by the European Union, the paper proposes […]