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Livestock Development

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Dr. Muhammad Rasheed,Team Leader, Milk and Meat Safety Agency,

L&DD, Punjab

[email protected]

03336901401

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


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MATRIX

Livestock Sector

Components and L&DD working areas

Seeds in Soil Milk and Meat Safety Agency

Disease Free Zones / Compartments

Vector Born Diseases

World Bank Initiatives

ISO Certification for Labs

Coordination with Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB)

Punjab Resource Management Programme (PRMP) PSDF (Punjab Skill Development Fund)

Punjab Livestock Advisory Forum (PLAF)

MPDD (Management and Professional Development Department)


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Livestock Sector Milestones

In Agriculture SectorContribution Livestock contribute

55.1 % of the

Agriculture Sector in

national economy.

In GDPContribution (Livestock)

Livestock accounts

for 11.5 percent of

the total GDP.

2nd Largest

3rd Largest

Herd ofLivestock

Sector ofeconomy

4th Largest

ExportsProducts

5th Largest

Producer of

Milk

1st Largest

Segment of ruraleconomy

Pakistan’s Livestock

55%

45%Livestock

Agriculture

Other

89%

Livetsock

11%


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Milk Production (Buff + Cow)2010-11


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Livestock Sector Punjab

L&DDD

PLDDB

Others

Zenith

Plan

PRSP

Nestle

PDDC

PAMCO

Company

RSPCompany

RSP

Company

Commercial

Commercial

Countries


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L&DD Punjab

Main ServicesCampaigns

Treatment Services

PPP Mode application

Coordination with allies

Policy and Legal Support

Breeding and Reproduction

Extension and Communication

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Species Pakistan Punjab Share %

Cattle 34.3 16.8 49Buffalo 30.8 20.0 65

Sheep 27.8 6.6 24

Goats 59.9 22.1 37

Others 6.2 2.7 53

Total 159.0 68.2 47

Animal Population(in Million)

Worth of Livestock(Jandar Sarmaya)

68.2 Million=

Rs 682 Billion

Worth of Milk and Meat is 2

time more than AgriProduce

StructureVeterinary Clinics 5000

Veterinary Research Institutes 01

Training Institutes 05

AI. Centers 125

Experiment Stations 25

Semen production Units 06

Livestock Research Institutes 15

Qualified Officers 5000


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Punjab

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Mission of L&DD‘Suppor t livestock development in a

pol icy & regulatory environment that

enables farmers to realize the

dividends of livestock farming by

smart ly deploying public investments

in core public goods & inducing private

capital / initiative in the sector for

poverty alleviation, food security &

generation of exportable surpluses’

Punjab Vision 2020

“To create enabl ing env i ronment for

rais ing l ives tock product ion and use

it as a vehic le for socia l secur i ty ,

poverty al leviat ion and rural

development ul t imately leading

towards dom est ic food s ecur i ty and

creation of expo rtable surpluses” .


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Strategic Directions of L&DD


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5-Year Targets

increase in average animal productivity = 25%

increase in livestock contribution to the provincial

GDP = 25%

increase in share of livestock products and by-

products in national exports = 25%

increase in household income of small livestock

farmers = 10%

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Livestock and Dairy Development Department will

support for


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To Move Forward

Move Forward


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Establishment

of

MILK AND MEAT SAFETY AGENCY

PUNJAB

MMSA

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Regulatory

bodies

WHO (SPS) & HACCP

Standards

Cattle Market

Slaughter

house

Consumer

Interest

Animalmovement

MMSA

What’s Milk & Meat Safety Agency?

Milk & Meat

Standard

AHTS

Law/Rule

Drafting

Farm to fork

regime

Lab.Arreditation


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Milk and Meat Safety Agency

• (Food Security, Safety, Trade, Hygiene, Health aspects, Globalpartner, National and international obligations, Standards,)

Objectives

• (Livestock sector, Veterinary Public Health sector)

Role of Veterinary Profession

• Veterinary Services (Authority, Agency, Commission,Unit, Cell, )

Institutionalization

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Milk & Meat Safety Agency ~ Punjab

The Agency will be empowered, structuredand resourced implementation effective

inspection and certification regime

It will enforce greeting and inspection of

animal products

Punjab Food Safety Authority would delegate

the responsibility of Animal Products to the

MMSA


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To prepare the road map for the creation and working of

the said agency in Punjab.

To prepare the methodology and implementation plan

involving all stake holders.

To prepare component wise activity plan of the agency

To prepare legal framework for the execution of agency

mandate

To prepare PC-1 / PC-11 for approval from P&D

Department.

To coordinate within the concerned department wings. To develop database for the identification of concerned

department / agencies.

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ToRs for MMSA Team


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Road Map (Inception Report)MMSA working Flow covering 1st 12 months


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1. Infrastructure

2. Legal Framework

3. Situational Study

4. Identification of area5. Traceability System

6. Disease Free Zones

7. Training and Capacity Building

8. Standards9. Accreditation

10.Certification

11.Coordination

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Key Components of MMSA (Inception Report)


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From September 2011 onward

• Inception report prepared

• Summary for CM.

• Summary approved with allocation of Rs10.00 million

• Order MMSA Cell.• Finance department approached

• Correspondence with FD for January to May,

2012• SNE prepared and sent to FD

BUT-------


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Way Forward

• Pursuance with Finance Department on previous

correspondence• Focus on draft Acts including;

• Punjab Animal Health Act, 2011

• Punjab Milk and Meat Safety Act, 2011

• Punjab Animal Disease Surveillance, Reporting andcontrol Act, 2011.

• National Food Safety, Animal and Plant HealthRegulatory Authority Act

• Drafts Acts needs review by a Technical Committeeresponsible for further process of approval as legaldocument.

• Technical Committee may be constituted for the purpose

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Focus Coordination with Punjab Food AuthorityPunjab Food Safety Authority is on ground having linkages with

TRTA-II (UNIDO).

Active Representation from L&DD is needed while attendingtheir meetings

TRTA-II expert (Dr. Ian Goulding) has suggested creating

linkages with PFA as Milk and Meat Safety Cell / Unit.

MMSA Cell / Unit may contribute in Punjab Food Authority with

mutual coordination for Milk and Meat Quality inspection aspects

Coordination aspects may be explored with PFA with contact /

meetings on the subject.MoU may be drafted / signed to consider the role of Milk and Meat

Safety Cell / Unit in Punjab Food Authority.

Your Guidance is needed Sir,


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(Foot and Mouth Disease)


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Disease Free Compartment

Definition

Recognition by OIE

Prescribed Procedure

OIE Codes (4.3 & 4.4)

Prescribed SoPs

‘Compartment’: an autonomous

epidemiological entity defined on the basis

of either geography (zone) or management

(enterprise) for the purpose of international

trade

Difference: The essential difference

between zoning and compartmentalization

is that the recognition of zones is based

on geographical bou ndar ies whereas the

recognition of compartments is based onmanagement pract ices and biosecurity

plans.


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Physical Map of the Area of Cholistan


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•Total Area 66, 55,360 acres (10399 Sq.

Miles)

• North District Rahim Yar Khan

• North East Bahawalpur

• South& South East India

• West Sindh Province

• Length 480 kms

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Width 32 to 192 Kms

Physical Boundaries & Area Cholistan

Bahawalpur Division (Districts Rahim Yar Khan,

Bahawalpur and Bahawalnagar)


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Disease Free CompartmentsNotification: 2-14/SO(P)/L&DD/2011/DFZ: DATED LAHORE 14TH DECEMBER,2011

S/No Location Farm

01 Dhondhy Raiwind Road. Lahore, District Lahore Mian Ashan Cattle Farm 02 Manawala. Sheikhupura, District Sheikhupura Dolatabad Cattle Farm 03 Garh Mahraja Dina Morh, Jhang, District Jhang Sial Livestock Farm 04 Multan Raod, Jhand Sadar, District Jhang Bagh-e-Ansar Dairy Farm 05 Zubair Nagra, Khanke Morh, Kasur, District Kasur Laham Farm House 06 Mustafabad (Beroon), Kasur, District Kasur Amin Dairy & Meat Farm 07 Jhang Raod Chinyot, District Chiniot Sharif Dairy Farm 08 Kot Hanif, Eimanabad, District Gujranwala Warraich Agri Farm 09 Khosa House, Taunsa Raod, District Dera Ghazi Khan Khosa Cattle Farms


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Standards Operating Proceduresin line with the OIE prescribed plans

1. Limits of the compartment should be established by the veterinaryauthorities / department on the basis of natural, artificial or legalboundaries.

2. The area of compartment should be made publically announced orpublished for the purpose.

3. Biosecurity management (quarantine) and animal husbandrypractices should be notified through official channels.

4. Animal population present in the compartment should be clearlyidentified and recorded.

5. Efficient livestock or veterinary services should be made available inthe compartment.

6. Updated information technology should be used to monitor andreport animal disease

(Detail on each principle already documented)


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Disease Free Zone / Compartment-

L&DD activities

Identification of Farms / Compartments

Documentation of prescribed plans

Drafting and notification of Standards OperatingProcedures (SoPs)

Notification for Development of Disease FreeZones / Compartments

Implementation plan for SoPsPlacement of relevant staff

Surveillance and field activities

Collection of samples and testing

Vaccination and treatment record

Documentation and reporting by DLO concerned

Request to Federal Government (AHC) forverification and recognition

Road Map

Federal levelDirection and guidance for preparation of dossier by AHC

Primary, Secondary and necessary data / information collectionas desired under OIE Terrestrial Animal Health Codes

Last year and current year data / information with tables andgraph

Dossier preparation

Verification by Animal Husbandry Commissioner, GOP andauthentication

Dossier submission to OIE by office of AHC, Government ofPakistan

Endorsement by OIE with prescribed process ofverification

Communication by OIE in General Assembly Meeting scheduledin every year in May

Communication by OIE to AHC , GOP

Process of Verification

•OIE receive application / dossier from CVO (Chief veterinary officer) of Country in September,

October every year.

•Received application will be reviewed by Adhoc Group of OIE by January

•More quarries may be asked from applying country.

•Scientific Commission of OIE will review the dossier by March

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Recommendation and endorsement will be made in May by General Assembly meeting of OIE

•OIE , Office ofInternational Epizooties,

World Animal Health

Organization, Paris

CVO for Pakistan isAnimal Husbandry

Commissioner, Ministry

of National Food

Security and Research,

GOP.


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Road Map for OIE Recognition

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Disease Reporting

OIE listed diseases

Notifiable Animal Diseases

Transboundry Animal Diseases

Zoonotic

Production

Directorate of Animal Disease Surveillance and Reporting


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Livestock and Dairy Development Punjab

Notifiable disease occurrence format


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Disease Reporting Flow

Disease Incidences reports received from Field Staff, compiled and submitted

to DLO, DDRO

Disease Incidences reports received from VOs, compiled and submitted

to DG/Directors

Disease Incidences reports received from DLOs/ DDROs,

compiled and submitted to AHC


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OIE requirements

1. Immediate reporting of TADs (FMD, PPR, & AI)

2. Six monthly report on notifiable animal

diseases

3. Annual report on national veterinary

structure and work


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Latest

Area for development of Disease Free Zone is marked and

notifiedStaff with prescribed mandate is identified to proceed

Standard Operating Procedures documented andcirculated

Monthly reports from Compartments

Bahawalpur Division needs more attention with staffingand resources.

MMSA and Disease Free Zone needs(PAHRA)

Punjab Animal Health Regulatory Authority


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V t B Di


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Vector Born DiseasesDisease Concerns Status

Dengue

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Awareness campaigns• Seminars• Premises Cleanliness• Shredding of used tyres• Proper disposal of clinic wastes• Rain and other water disposal•

Visits to field formations• Timely reports with certificate

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Dengue control plan• Communication of action plan

to district tiers• Coordination with Health

Department• Coordination with local

Governments• Visits by monitoring squads

Congo

• Seminars , trainings andawareness campaigns

• Pickets / entry points monitoring• Cattle markets / sale yards and

slaughter houses cleanliness• Use of medicines for

ectoparasites• Proper disposal of sale yards

wastes•

Campaign in Eid Ul Azha

• Congo Campaign launched• SoPs developed with activity

plan• Pickets identified and

monitored• Treatment for affected animals• Communicated to concerned

officers• Daily report compiled and

presented• Successful Compaign



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Task Proceedings Status

Project underAgricultureDevelopmentProgramme of World

Bank

• Mission visits started inOctober 2011

• March, 2012• April, May, 2012• June, 2012• July, 2012• Consultative meetings• Workshops• Wrap up meetings

• Priority areas identified• Log frame Matrix

prepared• Proposals prepared and

presented by workinggroup of Department

• Discussion held• Agreement on proposal• Milk and Meat production

with network from targetarea to market.

• More detail required• Initial study needed to

ear mark target area inPunjab

ISO C tifi ti f L b


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ISO Certification for Labs

Task Proceedings Status

ISO 17025 Certificatefor VRI and ProvincialDiagnosticLaboratory

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Meetings held withDirector UDL, UVAS, VRIofficer and DADRS

• Concept prepared andcommunicated

• Action Plan prepared and

communicated

• VRI prepared PC- 1 to getaccredited its Laboratory

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More progress is awaitedfrom Project DirectorDiagnostic Laboratoriesunder Directorate ofAnimal Disease Reporting& Surveillance Punjab

Coordination with Punjab Information Technology Board


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Coordination with Punjab Information Technology Board(PITB)

Task Proceedings

Punjab Animal Registration andIdentification System(PARIS)

• Meetings with service providers fromBelgium, Poland etc.

• Concept documented.• Concept shared with Punjab

Information and Technology Board forfurther support for its implementationin Punjab.

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Progress will be made on approval ofconcept and allocation of funds.

Punjab Resource Management Programme (PRMP)


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Punjab Resource Management Programme (PRMP)

Task Proceedings

Coordination with PunjabResource ManagementProgramme (PRMP)

• PRMP is working on efficiencyimprovement of L&DDD

• DFID, Crown Agents• Livestock Development Strategy

documented

• Studies and surveys conducted byPRMP, PGEIP

• Bench Mark Study on Livestock sector.• Strategic reviews were made by PRMP

consultants.• Focused studies on Human Resource

development, Animal Health Preventivemeasures , Breed Improvement andvaccine supply chain improvements

• Reports shared with L&DDD withrecommendations.

PSDF (Punjab Skill Development Fund)


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PSDF (Punjab Skill Development Fund)

Task Proceedings

Coordination with Punjab SkillDevelopment Fund (PSDF)

• PSDF is working in 4 distrcitsBahawalpur, Lodhran, Bahawalnagarand Muzaffargarh.

• DFID project• Livestock trainings added as vocational

trainings.• Participation in workshop to highlight

the importance and to identify more

areas for vocational trainings onlivestock for target group under PunjabSkill Development Fund.



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Task Proceedings

Public and Private Sectorcollaboration for DairyDevelopment in Punjab byPunjab Livestock AdvisoryForum (PLAF)

• The initiative is a result of emaildiscussion between Syed Yawar Ali, ofNestle and then Secretary Livestock.

• 1st meeting on June 02, 2012• University of Veterinary and Animal

Sciences was involved for updated andresearch findings for implementation infield.

• Working Group Identified•

2nd

meeting on June 13, 2012• Working Groups presented their areas

with suggestion.• Next meeting ????

Management and Professional Development Department


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Management and Professional Development Department(MPDD)

Task Proceedings

Technical Coordination withMPDD for mandatory trainingcourse for L&DD officers under 4Tier service structure.

• Module elaboration with session planprepared and shared

• Training courses are in progress.• Elaboration of technical aspects /

contents for trainees during sessions asresource person covering LivestockDevelopment Strategy, priority areas ,productivity enhancement measures,Livestock Emergency Handling, Gendermainstreaming in Livestock,

International codes for animal health ,development of disease free zones, foodsecurity and poverty alleviation throughlivestock development.


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