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If you have suggestions for speakers or topics please let us know.
Presenters and panellists will be key industry leaders and experts from world leading authorities.
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Workshop dates
28th March 8:am - 5:30pm
Conference:
Day 1
26th March 8am - 5:30pm
Day 2
27th Sept 8am - 5:30pm
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What is Animal Health Summit 2008?
Animal Health Summit 2008 is a high-quality conference featuring international and local keynote presentations from world leading authorities, best practice case studies, interactive panel sessions featuring key stakeholders and facilitated workshops.
The existence of animal diseases is a phenomenon which many countries and economies have had to cope with for centuries. During the last decade however, regions that have been free from certain diseases for many years, have experienced unexpected outbreaks of these diseases with ground shaking effects.
The effect of an outbreak can be tremendous. It is widely accepted that with an outbreak losses in the area of production, consumption and trade have to be calculated. However, other losses are more and more (scientifically) acknowledged, like market disruptions in secondary industry as feed and retail, threats to world food security, harm to the environment and negative side effects in other economic sectors like tourism.
Animal Health Summit 2008 aims to discuss all these issues and more.
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Our speakers
Animal Health Summit 2008 is an executive level forum where local and global experts in Government, regulatory affairs, industry, academia and research will meet to discuss the key issues, and pioneer solutions for the benefit of animal health in Australia.
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Panel discussions involving industry experts
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Have your say in an interactive setting
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And this year's hot topics
- Government policy, funding, regulation and education
- Sustainable industry risk reduction
- Monitoring and surveillance
- Economic, social and human health impact of animal diseases
- Impact on production, consumption and trade
- World food security/protecting consumers
- Impact on tourism/travel/gambling
- Managing animal health emergencies
- Vaccination and biosecurity technology
- Digital governance
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