Indonesia-Netherlands Partnership

on HPAI 2005 - 2011

Jakarta: 2 November 2011

Arend Jan Nell

Content presentation

Introduction and background of IDP Main activities Poultry sector database Compartementalization and zoning Main areas of impact Challenges for the future

Introduction

High level consultations Netherlands MoA and Indonesian MoA (‘04 – ’05);

Cooperation in Partnership: not only gov. – gov but various partners working together on both sides e.g. NGOs, private sector, Universities;

Overall objective: to contribute to the containment of the risks of HPAI for human and animal health;

Project approach: 6 modules

National institutional and organizational developments;

Enhancing organizational capacities at regional level;

Testing strategies in field conditions; Studies under controlled laboratory conditions; Improve facilities for vaccine production; Improve quality of diagnostics and monitoring;

Milestones - changes over time

• Field experiments, laboratories, vaccines (‘05-’06)Through FAO: organizations and institutions;

• Increased funding through MFA; ’06• Project Operations Office + Head in Indonesia; ’07• Shift from central level to capacity building at regional

level; ‘07 – ’08• More focus on commercial sector; ‘08• Broader approach through multi-intervention pilot; ‘09 • Emphasis on vaccination and vaccine quality ‘10-’11

Main Activities (1)

Data collection in the field: • Poultry sector surveys• Development of Poultry sector database• Surveillance collector houses – Jakarta (Andri)Capacity building• Capacity development veterinary services (Mudji)• Support for laboratory development (Mudji)• Regular regional or subject matter workshops • MSc and PhD fellowships• TA for vaccine producers • GMP training

Main Activities (2)

Field experiments / interventions• Field vaccination trials in layers and broilers;• Multi-intervention experiment (Denny) • Vaccine effectiveness study• Support operational research (earlier by ILRI-FAO)Work under controlled conditions / Controlled experiments:• Transmission experiments (Okti)• Vaccine testing with BBPMSOH• Sequencing and virus characterisation (OFFLU meetings)National regulatory framework: • Compartmentalization and zoning

Special Activities

• Development of poultry sector database

• Support for Compartmentalization and zoning

Development of poultry sector database

Aim:• Development at provincial and district level of

operational data base and GIS of the poultry sector in Banten and (part of) West-Java

Activities:• Developed jointly by Create, provincial and district

Dinas Peternakan, and (ex-)NAMRU, supported by IDP;• Design and creation of the database and interactive

mapping system• ToT for database managers and enumerators• Hardware for the database

Making the database operational

• District based units level with coordination at provincial level;

• Farm registration: location, contact details, size, type of farm and enterprise;

• Mapping system for farms and enterprises• Tool for implementation of control plans • Early warning system for diseases• Combine surveillance results to identify hotspots• Updating of information

Sustainability issues for database

• Regular updates• Province should take the lead and coordinate; • Complete the system and include the missing

districts/municipalities; • Use the system

Compartmentalization and Zoning (1)

• Workshops to introduce the idea and set a framework (SGS, USDA, IDP) 2008

• 20 people from MoA trained in biosecurity and auditing; • Development of a biosecurity checklist;• 8 qualified auditors (intern. standard); - IRA?• Dev. Quality manual in 12 working sessions with SGS (+ IDP)• Quality Manual for Certification Body (Indonesian/English):

– Organization– Procedures– SOPs

• Almost ready to start (October 2011)

Compartmentalization and Zoning (2)

Recommendations for next steps:• Needs consultation with private sector on their

expectations / incentives;• Assurance that it will be a transparent process and

not another set of empty regulations only on paper; • Government can supervise the system and not

necessarily implement it themselves;• If there are clear benefits for the private sector they

could be willing to pay (if system is transparent);

Main areas of impact

• Capacity development veterinary services• Transmission studies on local vaccines and

vaccine strategies; • Need for restructuring of poultry market chain• Discussions on the role of the poultry industry• Attention for public or private tasks

Challenges for the future

• Public private cooperation and commitment • Private sector ownership of the problem• Funding of disease control plans• Cooperation with the human health sector • Mandate and commitment of the government

to act and control• Up-scaling of experiences (surveillance,

biosecurity, etc.)

Terima Kasih banyak untuk Kerjasama baik

• Our partners in the provinces Banten, West Java and DKI Jakarta• In Subang and Sukabumi districts• In the laboratories in Cikole and Jakarta • FKH-IPB• CMU – DAH – DGLAHS – MoA• CIVAS, Create and Crescent• Vaksindo and Medion • BBPMSOH• Farmers in the villages, the sector 3 farmers in Subang and Sukabumi,

sector 1 and 2 companies; • Owners / operators of the collector houses in Jakarta• SGS