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SUMMARY CURRICULUM VITAE

Dr. NIC HONHOLD VETERINARY EPIDEMIOLOGIST ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 1) Personal details and qualifications

Date of Birth: 30 March 1957 Nationality: British Years of experience: 25 Qualifications

and

Professional

Affiliations:

- BVSc Bachelor of Veterinary Science, University of Bristol, 1980 - MSc Tropical Veterinary Medicine, University of Edinburgh, 1989 - PhD University of London, 1984 - MRCVS Member Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, UK, 1980 - DipECVPH Diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Public Health (Population Medicine) 2002, by recognition

Languages spoken: English (mother tongue), Spanish (good), Italian, French & German (basic)

Geographical experience: Europe, Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, Asia, former CMEA / CIS, Middle East, Caucasus, Balkans

___________________________________________________________________________________________ 2) Key Experience

a) Veterinary epidemiology including • Livestock disease control and eradication e.g. FMD, HPAI • Field epidemic monitoring and control e.g. foot and mouth, HPAI • Epidemic disease control planning e.g. foot and mouth, avian influenza, ASF • Disease surveillance • Veterinary service capacity building • Establishment and running of national central epidemiology units, national animal disease databases

and reporting systems • Outbreak investigation • Qualitative risk assessment • Policy advice on structure and function of veterinary services • Assessment and quantitative analysis of animal health and livestock production systems • Identification of limiting factors and the impact of disease • Policy advice on formulation of control programmes for livestock diseases • Establishment and evaluation of laboratory tests • On farm monitoring of animal production and health in subsistence and commercial farming systems • Biosecurity

b) Project management including co-director and team leader, deputy team leader, staff supervision, formulation of terms of reference, project global and annual work plans, logical frameworks and budgets. Identification and ordering of equipment (production of tender documents, assessment of bids, awarding contracts, issuing provisional and final acceptance documents). Monitoring and evaluation. Management information systems. team co-ordination

c) Information technology including hardware/software specification, installation and use

d) Technical assistance for development including procedures of various agencies, privatisation of government services and business development. SME development for vets and consultancy companies. Working with development agencies, governments and NGOs.

e) Research including assessing research priorities. Study design and data analysis. Use of computers for data storage and analysis. Graduate and post-graduate student supervision.

f) Teaching and training in veterinary epidemiology in Africa, Asia, Latin America and UK. Identification of training needs and courses. Course design and delivery for veterinarians, technicians and farmers

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3) Permanent contact details

Address:

Tel:

e-mail: [email protected]

Curriculum vitae: Nic Honhold


CURRICULUM VITAE

1. Family name: HONHOLD

2. First names: Nicholas Mark

3. Date of birth: 30 March 1957

4. Passport holder British

5. Residence: United Kingdom

6. Education:

Institution (Date from - Date to)

Degree(s) or Diploma(s) obtained:

University of Bristol, UK Oct-1975 to Jun-1980 Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) University of London. Jan 1982 to December 1984 Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) University of Edinburgh Sep-1988 to Sep-1999 Master of Science (MSc)

7. Language skills: Indicate competence on a scale of 1 to 5 (1 - excellent; 5 - basic)

Language Reading Speaking Writing English 1 1 1 Spanish 3 3 3 French 4 4 4 German 4 4 4

8. Membership of professional bodies:

• Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (MRCVS) • Diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health in Population Medicine

(DipECVPH)

9. Other skills: Veterinary Epidemiology Livestock disease control and eradication Capacity building Project Management Teaching and training Disease surveillance Biosecurity Disease prevention and preparedness Epidemic monitoring and control policy development Outbreak investigation

10. Present position: FAO consultant

11. Years within the firm:

12. Key qualifications:

Dr Nick Honhold is a veterinary epidemiologist and veterinarian with 30 years of experience, focusing on development projects since 1985 and spread over Europe, Africa, Latin America, Asia (central and south) and the CIS (former CMEA / COMECON). He is an excellent communicator and very adaptable, with experience of forming and working in multi-disciplinary teams in many areas of the world. He has proven supervisory and organisational skills in project direction, team leadership, research, teaching and training. The design, creation and maintenance of national livestock disease surveillance systems from animal health field reporting systems through to database systems has formed an integral part of his work. The structure and function of state veterinary services and privatisation of such activities have also been important activities. He has authored a paper on biosecurity and a manual on emergency preparedness for FAO and prepared a manual on compartmentalisation for an EU project. He has extensive practical and administrative experience in infectious disease control including outbreak investigation and biosecurity.



Key elements of experience / expertise are:- ♦ Veterinary Epidemiology

Technical skills covering

• Epidemic disease control and eradication • Field epidemic monitoring and control e.g. foot and mouth, avian influenza • Epidemic disease preparedness and control planning e.g. foot and mouth and avian influenza • Outbreak investigation • Qualitative risk assessment • Establishment of national epidemiology units • Design and implementation of animal disease surveillance and reporting systems • Design and implementation of national disease databases • Revision of structure and function of veterinary services including privatisation • Quantitative risk assessment • Endemic animal disease control programmes • Sample and survey design and analysis • Field data collection • Statistical analysis • Monitoring • Farm based research • Assessment and quantitative analysis of animal production systems • Identification of limiting factors and the impact of disease

• Establishment and evaluation of laboratory tests ♦ Technical Assistance for Development:

Knowledge gained through over 20 years’ experience in international development covering:

• structure and function of veterinary services including privatisation • study tour planning/execution • consultancy firms' business development

Familiar with agencies' procedures re:

• project identification and tendering • supervision and implementation • reporting and M&E

• equipment tendering and purchasing

♦ Leadership and Management:

Skills in Team Leadership, Project & General Management developed through 20 years’ experience including: • Co-Director / Team Leader of EU Project in Bangladesh and ADB project for China/Mongolia • Acting Team Leader / Co-Director and Deputy Team Leader of EU projects in Mongolia and Nepal • Formulation of terms of reference, logical frameworks, global and annual work plans and budgets for

projects • Project proposal preparation • Management and supervision of project staff • Projects manager for UK consultancy company • Director of UK company with responsibility for financial planning • Systems Manager responsible for computer hardware/software implementations

♦ Information Technology:

Technical skills covering:

• hardware/software specification; installation • standard software packages: word processing; spreadsheet; database; graphics

Experience and expertise in a wide range of computer applications including: • database systems for veterinary services • project budgeting; monitoring; direction; management • computer graphics for presentations and promotional material



• financial/economic analyses for: feasibility studies; development plans • agricultural research and management

♦ Research:

• Assessing research priorities • Establishing research programmes • Supervision of research programmes • On-farm research

• Disease outbreak analysis

♦ Teaching and training

• Course design • Identification of training needs and courses • Lecturing as under and post-graduate level • Student supervision • Delivering training courses to veterinarians and farmers

13 COUNTRIES OF WORK EXPERIENCE

Country Date: from (month/year) to (month/year) UK Jun 1980 to date (except for periods described below)

Long term assignments Kosovo February 2015 to February 2017 Albania January 2010 to May 2013 Italy April 2008 to December 2009 Turkey March 2006 to March 2007 Bangladesh November 1999 to November 2001 Nepal September 1997 to May 2000 Mongolia April 1994 to December 1995 Mexico January 1990 to August 1993 Zimbabwe January 1985 to May 1988

Short term assignments Kenya Dec 2012 Zambia June-July 2012, September-November 2013 North Korea (DPRK) June 2011 China April 2011, November 2013, 2014 Turkey September and November 2008, June 2010, Oct-Dec 2014 Egypt Various during 2009 Mongolia 2007 and 2009 Vietnam 2008, 2009 Australia 2009 Nigeria 2009 Armenia 2007 and 2008 Bangladesh 2009 and 2012 Indonesia 2009 Syria June 2007 Macedonia February and July 2007 Georgia June 2007 Saudi Arabia Dec 2007 Namibia August-September 2013



13. Specific experience in the region:

Country Date from - Date to Turkey Albania

Macedonia Armenia


Professional experience

Date from - Date to Location Company& reference

person (name & contact details)

Position Description

23-Feb-16

To

Date

Pristina

Kosovo

Agrotec

Kastriot Koshaj

Key Expert 1

Team Leader

• Animal health project working with the Kosovo Food and Veterinary Agency

• Areas include surveillance (active and primary), contingency planning, simulation exercises (desktop and field) economic analysis, structure and functions of the animal health departments, multi-annual work planning and budgeting, control of brucellosis, development of control policies, public awareness campaigns, laboratory training, laboratory testing required, lab equipment and reagents technical specifications

• Preparation of a manual on disease reporting and recognition • Preparation of surveillance and vaccination policies • Development of list of diseases for surveillance and testing • Overall responsibility for the delivery of a 24 month EUR1.2

million project • Preparation of inception, quarterly, six-monthly and final reports • Identification and recruitment of experts • Daily management of a team of 8 Senior Experts and 8 Junior

Experts • Project finances

01-Jan-15

To

15-Mar-15

UK FAO Consultant • Revision of a manual of enumeration of extensive livestock

populations • Preparation of new material for the manual on survey methods,

statistics and the use of UAVs and drones fro counting livestock • Comparative costs of aerial counts, census counts and sample

counts






29-Sep-14

To

05-Dec-14

Turkey and Bulgaria

FAO

Melissa McLaws

International consultant on capacity building in epidemiology

and risk-based FMD control

Discuss the role and expected outputs of the monitoring unit with senior managers in GDFC, and agree on Terms of Reference for this Unit Hold regular meetings with the EuFMD focal point in GDFC and members of the monitoring unit, and:

• provide training in data management and descriptive epidemiology as required to perform work of monitoring unit

• assist them to develop a system to monitor the risk-based strategic plan for FMD in Turkey. This should include a monthly report that describes the impact and implementation of the plan, and a quarterly assessment.

Work with the GDFC focal point to obtain the data required for the above from TurkVet and other sources, and to develop a sustainable system to regularly update the data Work with Unit members to develop Standard Operating Procedures to produce and disseminate the monthly report As required, assist with the EuFMD work in risk-based surveillance in Thrace (component 1.3 in EuFMD workplan total 3 days) Produce an end-of-contract report summarizing the progress made and including recommendations for next steps Act as a trainer to design, guide and manage the FMD Workshop on surveillance held in November in Sofia, Bulgaria for Workplan Component 1.4 Balkans 7 days;






12-Nov-13

to

26-Nov-13

Zambia World Bank

Alex Mwanakasale

WB office, Lusaka

Animal Health Specialist Project Supervision Mission Livestock development and Animal Health project

• Assess the animal health aspects of the project including control of CBPP, FMD and Newcastle Disease.

• Recommend actions required to achieve the required project objectives.

15-Oct-13

To

22-Feb-15

Home / China / Mongolia

Asian Development

Bank

Yuebin Zhang, ADB, Manila

Technical Assistance Team Leader

Joint Control of Transboundary Animal Diseases in the People’s Republic of China and Mongolia

Assessment of control measures in each country and capacity building to establish joint control measures

Assessment of sanitary measures for cross border trade between PRC and Mongolia

Assess lessons to be learned for development of joint control and sanitary measures in the CAREC region

22-Oct-13 to 31-Dec-13

UK/Geneva WTO

Christaine Wolff

Independent expert WTO Trade Dispute WT/DS430

Provide expert independent technical scientific advice and opinion on the trade dispute between India and the USA on the import of poultry products with respect to the risk on the surveillance system for avian influenza in India






08-Sep-13 To

15-October-13

Zambia IFAD

Garry Smith

Veterinary epidemiologist Smallholder Livestock Improvement Project- Extension and expansion (SLIP-EE) Project preparation mission:

Review SLIP ECF and CBPP vaccination and surveillance programmes and, together with the SLIP M&E specialist, DCSU team and mission economist, analyse their cost effectiveness to date.

Review MAL plans and budget for the control of ECF and eradication of CBPP, evaluate their feasibility and recommend improvements where relevant.

Review government and LDAHP investments in animal disease control and, together with LDAHP and DVD DCSU teams, identify the role of the SLIP-SF in supporting disease control and eradication in Zambia.

Together with the MAL-DVS, determine public and private veterinary sector roles in the delivery of ECF and CBPP surveillance and control services under the SLIP-SF.

Review government’s pricing policy for ECF and CBPP vaccinations, analyse public and private benefits of the control of these diseases and prepare a plan for the sustainable delivery of these vaccinations services post project.






02-Aug-13

To

30-Oct-13

Namibia SATOTO Livestock Projects

Alexander Toto

Windhoek

Namibia

Veterinary epidemiologist • Review the structure and capacities of the veterinary services to detect

and respond to FMD outbreaks in the Caprivi region

• Review and assess the existing FMD preparedness and contingency

plans for the Caprivi region

• Review history of recent FMD outbreaks in the Caprivi region

including outbreak investigation reports

• Review information on the distribution and infection status of buffalo

in the Caprivi region

• Assess the current prevention strategies for FMD within Namibia

• Assess in detail recent and current FMD outbreak response including

response to suspicion, disease investigation, biosecurity & movement

restrictions, field epidemiology, emergency re-vaccination, elimination

of disease, field operations and resourcing, and reporting

• Assess current FMD outbreak management strategies against

international standards and current practice for FMD infected zones

wishing to resume trade after following an outbreak

• Assess current FMD outbreak management strategies against sanitary

requirements of current export markets of beef from the Caprivi region

with respect to FMD

• Establish current evidence required in order to declare the outbreak

under control and to declare the outbreak over

• Describe and assess surveillance activities conducted to confirm

absence of clinical cases

• Make recommendations on the FMD outbreak preparedness,

prevention, detection and management approaches to ensure minimum

disruption to livestock marketing






01/10 to 05/13 Albania Agrotec SpA

Kastriot Koshaj

Senior Veterinary Epidemiologist Improving of consumer protection against zoonotic diseases EuropeAid/128304/C/SER/AL.

• Establish a sustainable surveillance system for Albania with an emphasis on zoonotic diseases

• Train veterinarians in surveillance • Produce action plans for the control of rabies, bovine

tuberculosis and classical swine fever in Albania

12/12 Kenya FAO

Keith Sumption

Lead trainer EUFMD Real Time training in Foot and Mouth Disease

04/12 to 08/12 Zambia ICON Institut GmBH

Veterinary epidemiologist Cost benefit analysis of the establishment of a disease free zone for cattle diseases in Zambia including

• Movement controls • Disease reporting systems • Disease surveillance • Risks of introduction from livestock and wildlife

01/12 Bangladesh FAO

Juan Lubroth

International Consultant, Epidemiologist

• Assessment of registration of poultry farms • Assessment of the active surveillance program for HPAI • Advice on the establishment of compartmentalisation in the

poultry industry, working with government and industry

08/11 North Korea FAO

Juan Lubroth


Training of government veterinarians in foot and mouth disease recognition, diagnosis, epidemiology, outbreak investigation and control

04/11 China FAO

Keith Sumption


Training of government veterinarians in foot and mouth disease recognition, diagnosis, epidemiology, outbreak investigation and control including the Progressive Control Pathway for FMD






06/10 to 06/10 Turkey FAO

Keith Sumption

Lead trainer for EUFMD FMD training course

Train EU veterinarians in the recognition and investigation of foot and mouth disease under field conditions

02/10 to 04/10 Italy and UK FAO

Juan Lubroth

Consultant veterinary epidemiologist

Write and edit the new version on Good Emergency Management Practices manual

01/08 to 12/09 Italy FAO

Juan Lubroth

Consultant Epidemiologist (Biosecurity)

• Biosecurity focal point for AGAH Rome • Establish and supervise implementation of program on

biosecurity in live bird markets, poultry wholesale locations and poultry production sites

• Establish and run projects on “Sustainable biosecurity in resource deficient situations”

• Man author FAO/OIE/WB publication “Biosecurity for highly pathogenic avian influenza: Issues and options” ISBN 978-92-5-205276-0

• Review and edit GEMP and FAO disease emergency preparedness manual

• CMC mission to Turkey for HPAI in February 2008 to establish role of wild birds in disease introduction

09/08 to 11/08 Turkey Sofreco, France Compartmentalisation expert EU Project Avian Influenza Preparedness and Response Project in

Turkey TR 06.AI/SV

• Establish private/public working group on compartmentalisation • Write draft legislation for compartmentalisation • Produce compartmentalisation manual • Produce biosecurity audit procedure and forms






06/06 to 11/07 UK FAO

Juan Lubroth

International Consultant, Veterinary Epidemiology

• Consultant epidemiologist in HPAI in Eastern Europe, Balkans and the Caucasus

• Consultant epidemiologist on HPAI project in Macedonia • Workshop presenter in Turkey, Georgia and Albania • CMC mission to Armenia to advise of ASF outbreak • CMC mission to Saudi Arabia to assess H5N1 situation

02/06 to 03/07 Turkey FAO, Rome

Juan Lubroth

International Consultant, Veterinary Epidemiology

• Investigation of cases of HPAI during outbreak in Turkey in 02/07 to 03/07 to establish the source of introduction, pattern of spread and advise on control measures

• Analysis of epidemiological data for avian influenza outbreak • Investigation of epidemiology of avian influenza in backyard poultry • Advice to government of Turkey on preparations for future avian

influenza outbreaks • Outbreak investigation methodology • Case definitions for HPAI in backyard poultry • Progressive control actions for HPAI based on clinical scenario,

rapid and confirmatory test results • Planning public awareness campaigns for HPAI • Biosecurity advice to the commercial poultry industry • Advice on compartmentalisation of commercial poultry industry • Field investigation of foot and mouth disease outbreaks in Turkey • Analysis of epidemiological data for foot and mouth disease in

Turkey 02/04 to 01/05

UK Defra, UK Govt Epidemiologist, Research contract SE2932

• Analysis of role of milk tankers in the spread of FMD between dairy farms

• Multivariate analysis of factors contributing to risk of FMD






09/03 to 02/06 UK (Northern Ireland)

DARD, Northern Ireland Executive

Veterinary Officer - Epidemiology, Veterinary Epidemiology Unit

• Epidemic disease control planning (avian influenza / foot and mouth disease)

• Quantitative risk assessment for the introduction of exotic diseases • Prioritisation of disease surveillance • Assessment of import controls • Assessment of disease preparedness • Analysis of epidemic data to determine patterns and cause of spread • Bovine tuberculosis and brucellosis control monitoring and planning

11/02 t0 08/03 UK Defra, UK Govt Veterinary Adviser, Veterinary Surveillance Division, State Veterinary Service

• Formulation of national disease surveillance system • Commissioning and monitoring of research programmes • Provision of veterinary epidemiological expertise to government • Liaison with stakeholders within and outside government

04/02 to 11/02 UK Defra, UK Govt Veterinary Officer, State Veterinary Service

• Livestock disease control • Animal welfare • Zoonotic disease control

04/01 to 03/02 UK (Carlisle) MAFF/Defra

UK Govt

Temporary Veterinary Inspector - Epidemiology

• Epidemic disease control (foot and mouth disease) • On farm outbreak investigation • Epidemic monitoring • Analysis of risk factors and control measures • Recommendation of control policy alternatives • Final case and cluster reports • Database design and creation • Field experiment design






11/00 to 04/01 Bangladesh Euroconsult -Arcadis

Veterinary Epidemiologist World Bank Project, Agricultural Research Management Project, Bangladesh Livestock Research Institute • Advice on design and implementation of livestock health research • Assessment of the epidemiology, impact and control of PPR • Policy proposals for control of livestock diseases including FMD,

PPR and RP 11/99 to 11/01

Bangladesh Zooconsult SpA Co-Director / Team Leader / Epidemiologist

EU Project BGD/B7-300/96/053 Strengthening of Livestock Information Systems • Preparation and submission of global and annual work plans and

budgets, log frames • Monitoring of project progress and implementation • Preparation and evaluation of tender bids • Project finance tracking • Recording of inputs and submission of certificates of presence • Liaison with relevant government authorities • Staff supervision • Establishment and operation of Central Epidemiology Unit • Design and implementation of national livestock production disease

information system • Revision of national and international animal disease reporting • Rinderpest sero-sampling design and monitoring • Advice on design and implementation of livestock production and

health surveys • Liaison with other livestock projects






09/97 to 05/00 Nepal Agrotec SpA

Veterinary Extensionist / Epidemiologist, Deputy Team Leader and Co-Director

EU Project ALA/94/17 Strengthening Veterinary Services for Livestock Disease Control • Preparation and submission of budgets, log frames and annual work

plans • Preparation and evaluation of tender bids • Project finance tracking • Recording of inputs and submission of certificates of presence • Liaison with relevant government authorities • Staff supervision • Establishment and operation of Central Epidemiology Unit • Design and implementation of national livestock disease database • Revision of national and international animal disease reporting • Preparation and running of village animal production and health

surveys • Rinderpest sero-sampling design and monitoring • Advice on reform of structure and functions of state veterinary

service • Advice and planning of the introduction of privatisation of veterinary

services • Establishment of a revolving fund for Village Animal Health Workers • Advice on training of Village Animal Health Workers • Liaison with other livestock projects.

11/96 to 12/01 UK EuroEdge (Scotland) Ltd

Director • Project proposal preparation, in particular to EU format • Company finance planning

02/97 to 08/97 UK MAFF, UK Govt Veterinary Officer • Animal disease control and surveillance including TB, brucellosis, enzootic bovine leucosis, BSE etc.

• Import/export checks and portal duty • Establishment of local tracking system for BSE selective cull






01/96 to 07/96 UK Pfizer Ltd Senior Clinical Research Investigator

Design, setting up and running of clinical drug trials in Europe

04/94 to 12/95 Mongolia ULG Consultants Ltd

Veterinary Epidemiologist and Laboratory Specialist

EU Project ALA/MNG/9206 Strengthening Veterinary Services • Establishment of national Veterinary Epidemiology Unit • Design and implementation of national livestock disease database • Analysis of national animal production and disease data • Advice on national diagnostic laboratory policy • Advice on national brucellosis testing and control programmes • Advice on establishment of laboratory tests, particularly ELISAs • Equipment, reagents and consumables needs identification and

ordering, including writing tenders and evaluating International Competitive Bids to EU regulations

• Deputy team leader. Formulation of terms of reference, log frames, work plans and budgets

09/93 to 04/94 UK TRC Ltd Project manager • Project management • Identification of possible projects and proposal writing • Course organiser Training in PRA/RRA and Logical Framework

08/93 to 03/94 UK University of Edinburgh

Temporary Lecturer, Centre for Tropical Veterinary Medicine

Lecturer in epidemiology, sampling and laboratory test interpretation and validation






01/90 to 05/93 Merida, Mexico ODA, UK Govt. Technical Co-operation Officer, Veterinary Epidemiologist

• Setting up of health and production monitoring schemes in cattle, pigs and village poultry and analysis of results

• Advice on design of control programme for classical swine fever, bovine brucellosis and babesiosis

• Author and co-ordinator of MSc course in Animal Health

• Design and analysis of sero-surveys for detection and prevalence estimation for diseases of cattle (babesiosis, brucellosis), pigs (classical swine fever), poultry (swollen head syndrome) and bees (varroiasis)

• Establishment, evaluation and interpretation of laboratory tests, particularly ELISAs for brucellosis and babesiosis

• Design and evaluation of laboratory data collection systems

• Identification of training needs and suitable courses for laboratory staff

• Supervisor of one MPhil and one MSc student.

• Advice on equipment needs, sourcing and ordering of same

09/88 to 09/89 UK ODA, UK Govt. Associate Professional Officer MSc course in Tropical Veterinary Medicine






09/85 to 06/88 Zimbabwe Lecturer, Veterinary Epidemiology

• Establishment of course and lecturing in epidemiology • Research on impact of helminths on the health and production of

communal area goats • Research on the factors affecting reproduction in communal area

cattle • Clinical neurologist

• Member of Departmental and Faculty Boards • Member of University Computer Committee

01/85 to 07/85 Zimbabwe Chisipite Veterinary Surgery, Harare

Veterinarian Mixed practice

01/82 to 12/84 UK University of London

Wellcome Trust Research Scholar

PhD studies in physiology

07/80 to 12/81 UK Self-employed Self-employed veterinarian Short and long term locum tenens veterinarian in small animal and mixed practice

15. Other relevant information (e.g., Publications)

• Author of over 40 scientific publications • Lead author of a manual for livestock disease emergency preparedness for FAO (GEMP) • Lead author of HPAI biosecurity paper for FAO • Numerous reports for government bodies • Project reports and finances, annual and quarterly • Presentation of research findings at various conferences, workshops etc. • Manuals of Sample Design, Disease Reporting and Recognition and Outbreak Investigation • Reports on FMD, PPR, test evaluation, national disease control policies • Presenter in FAO workshops on FMD and HPAI



• Co-ordinator of FMD workshop for FAO • Lead trainer at real time training and other training for FAO • Lead trainer in disease surveillance systems for FMD for FAO


Nic Honhold: Publications List, April 2014

PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

HEADLEY P.M., HONHOLD N.M. & WEST D.C. (1983). Paracetamol preferentially reduces kainate responses in microelectrophoretic experiments on dorsal horn neurones in the rat. Journal of Physiology, 334, 94-95P

HEADLEY P.M., HONHOLD N.M. & WEST D.C. (1983). Non-narcotic analgesics and spinal neuronal responses. Proc. I.U.P.S., XV, 106

HEADLEY P.M., HONHOLD N.M. & WEST D.C. (1983). Non-narcotic analgesics, amino acids and spinal nociceptive responses. Proc. 3rd European Winter Conference on Brain Research.

HEADLEY P.M., HONHOLD N.M. & WEST D.C. (1983). Effects of analgesic drugs on amino acid and nociceptive responses of spinal neurones in rat and cat. Proceedings of symposium: Microelectrophoretic investigations of mammalian central transmitters, abstract 9.

HEADLEY P.M., HONHOLD N.M., WEST D.C. & LODGE D. (1983). Afferent inputs to mammalian spinal cord neurones: studies with anaesthetic and analgesic agents. Veterinary Pharmacology and Toxicology, 8, 808-810.

HONHOLD N.M. (1984). The effect of subcutaneous electrical stimulation (SES) on the responses of dorsal horn neurones of the rat to noxious peripheral stimuli. Journal of Physiology, 346, 48P.

HONHOLD N.M. (1984). Effects of percutaneous electrical stimulation on spinal nociceptive responses. Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc. (Lond), 308, 416.

HONHOLD N. & SMITH D.A. (1986). Myotonia in the great dane. Veterinary Record, 119, 162.

HONHOLD N. & CARTER M.E. (1987). Pseudomonas aeruginosa mastitis in a Sabi ewe. Veterinary Record, 120, 16.

HONHOLD N., HALLIWELL R.W., HALE D.H., PANDEY V.J. & HILL F.W.G. (1987). Production and disease in communal land goats. Proceedings of the Zimbabwe Veterinary Association, 1987.

HALLIWELL R.W. & HONHOLD N. (1987). Zimbabwe brucellosis goat survey. Proceedings of the Conference on Co-operation in the Diagnosis of Livestock Diseases within the SADCC Region, Harare, 1987.

SMITH D.A., NADARAJA R., BECK B., HONHOLD N., HALE D., KNOTTENBELT D.C. & HILL F.W.G. (1987). Serum testosterone levels in male African elephants (Loxodonta africana) in Hwange national park, Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe Veterinary Journal, 18, 58-63.

SMITH D.A. & HONHOLD N. (1988). Clinical and pathological features of a cerebellar oligodendroglioma in a cat. Journal of Small Animal Practice, 29, 269-274.

MORTON D.J. & HONHOLD N. (1988). Effectiveness of a therapeutic drug monitoring service as an aid to the control of canine seizures. Veterinary Record, 122, 346-349.



HILL F.W.G., McKENZIE R. & HONHOLD N. (1988). Biochemistry and haematology of bovine ephemeral fever. Zimbabwe Veterinary Journal, 19, 1-9.

HONHOLD N., PETIT H. & HALLIWELL R.W. (1989). Condition scoring scheme for small east African goats in Zimbabwe. Tropical Animal Health and Production, 21, 121-127.

JORGENSEN P.H., HALLIWELL R.W. & HONHOLD N. (1989). Prevalence of serum antibodies to bluetongue virus in indigenous goats in Zimbabwe revealed by blocking enzyme immunoabsorbent assay. Tropical Animal Health and Production, 21, 58.

AYALA A., DELGADO R., HONHOLD N. & MAGAÑA J. (1990) El uso del puntaje en la medicion de la condicion corporal de rumiantes. (The use of body condition scoring schemes in ruminants). Memorias de la Segunda Reunion sobre Produccion Animal Tropical, Oct 90, Merida, Yucatan, 42-46

KOCH H.T., KAMBEVA L., NORVAL R.A.I., OCAMA J.G.R., MASAKA S., MUNATSWA F.C., HONHOLD N. & IRVIN A.D. (1990). Age resistance to Theileria parva bovis infection in calves. Veterinary Parasitology, 37, 197-206 HONHOLD N., TORRES F. & DOMINGUEZ J. (1991) The relationship of gastrointestinal helminthiasis and body condition score of criollo goats in the Yucatan. Proceedings of the Joint IFS/IAEA/FAO Workshop on Animal Disease Diagnostics in Latin America, San Jose, Costa Rica, 11/90

DAJER A, GUTIERREZ E., HONHOLD N., ZAPATA D. & VILLEGAS S. (1991) Comparison of five serological tests for brucella antibodies and initial report of seroprevalence in livestock in the state of Yucatan, Mexico. Proceedings of the Joint IFS/IAEA/FAO Workshop on Animal Disease Diagnostics in Latin America, San Jose, Costa Rica, 11/90 HONHOLD N., HILL F.W.G., KNOTTENBELT, D.C., PERRY B.D. & MORTON D. (1992). Reproduction in female cattle in a communal farming area of Zimbabwe. Tropical Animal Health and Production, 24, 183-191.

DAJER A., GUTIERREZ E., HONHOLD N., ZAPATA D. & VILLEGAS S. (1992). Comparison of five serological tests to detect Brucella abortus antibodies and a report on the prevalence of the disease in livestock in the state of Yucatan,Mexico. Regional Network for Latin America on Animal Disease Diagnosis Using Immunoassay and Labelled DNA Probe Techniques, IAEA-TECDOC-657, IAEA, Vienna, 1992 AYALA A, HONHOLD N., DELGADO, R & MAGAÑA, J. (1992) A Visual Condition Scoring Scheme for Bos indicus and Crossbred Cattle. Proceedings of the IFS International Workshop on Production of Dual Purpose Cattle. Mérida, Yucatán, México, 3/92 HONHOLD N., DAJER A, VERRAES, N & ANDERSON S. (1992) Health monitoring methodology in dual purpose cattle to identify constraints.. Proceedings of the IFS International Workshop on Production of Dual Purpose Cattle. Mérida, Yucatán, México, 3/92

SEGURA J.C. & HONHOLD N. (1993). Manual de Muestreo para Salud y Produccion Animal. (Sampling Manual for Animal Health and Production). Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan, Merida, Mexico.



DOMINGUEZ ALPIZAR J.L., RODRIGUEZ VIVAS R.I. & HONHOLD N. (1993). Epizootiologia de los parasitos gastrointestinales en bovinos del estado de Yucatan. Veterinara Mexico, 24, 189-193

DAJER-ABIMERHI A., GUTIÉRREZ-RUIZ E.J., ZAPATA-VILLALOBOS D, HONHOLD N. & VILLEGAS-PEREZ S.L. (1995) Comparación de cinco pruebas serológicas para la detección de anticuerpos contra Brucella abortus y reporte preliminar del porcentaje de reactores en hatos bovinos en Yucatán, México. Rev Biomed 95, Vol 6, No.2 AYALA A., HONHOLD N., DELGADO R & MAGAÑA J. (1995) A visual condition scoring scheme for Bos indicus and crossbreed cattle In: Dual Purpose Cattle Research Eds. Anderson S & Wadsworth J Pub: IFS/FMVZ-UADY

REJON AVILA M.J., DAJER-ABIMERHI A.F. & HONHOLD N. (1996). Diagnóstico comparativo de la ganadería de traspatio en las comunidades Texán y Tzacalá de la zona henequera de estado de Yucatán. Veterinaria México, 27, 49-55

HONHOLD N. (1996) Epidemiology of hypodermosis in Spain. Veterinary Record, 139, 399-400 RAMIREZ G., JONES T.W., BROWN C.G.D, DOMINGUEZ J.L.D. & HONHOLD N. (1998) Bovine babesiosis in dual purpose calves in the state of Yucatan, Mexico Tropical Animal Health and Production, 30, 45-52.

HONHOLD N. (1999). Disease Reporting and Recognition Manual. Department of Livestock Services, His Majesty’s Government of Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal

HONHOLD N., GHIMIRE S. & SAKYA K. (2000) Annual national animal health reports for Nepal, 1998 to 2000, Central Epidemiology Unit, Department of Livestock Services, His Majesty’s Government of Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal HONHOLD N. GHIMIRE S. & SAKYA K. (2000) Quarterly national animal health reports for Nepal, 1998 to 2000. Central Epidemiology Unit, Department of Livestock Services, His Majesty’s Government of Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal

DARLING R., DIXON R., HONHOLD N. & TAYLOR N. (2001) Oral lesions in cattle. Veterinary Record, 148, 759

TAYLOR N., HONHOLD N. & MANSLEY S. (2001) Modelling the FMD outbreaks. Veterinary Record, 149, 600 N. HONHOLD, N.M. TAYLOR, L.M. MANSLEY & A.D. PATERSON. (2003) The effect of speed of slaughter of infected premises and intensity of culling of other premises on the rate of spread of foot and mouth disease. Proceedings of the Society for Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Warwick, 31st March – April 2nd, 2003, Eds: SWJ Reid & FD Menzies, pp 183-194. TAYLOR N.M., HONHOLD N., PATERSON A.D. & MANSLEY, L.M. (2003) Quantification of the risk of foot and mouth disease associated with proximity in space and time to other infected premises. Proceedings of the Society for Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Warwick, 31st March – April 2nd, 2003, Eds: SWJ Reid & FD Menzies, pp195-207.



PATERSON A.D., HONHOLD N., TAYLOR N.M., RAMIREZ A., ROMERO P., PEEL M., HULLINGER P. & MANSLEY L.M. (2003) A quantitative insight into “biosecurity”: a case-control study investigating the risk factors predisposing Cumbrian dairy farms to foot and mouth disease. Proceedings of the Society for Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Warwick, 31st March – April 2nd, 2003, Eds: SWJ Reid & FD Menzies, pp 208-217.

TAYLOR N.M., HONHOLD N., PATERSON A.D. & MANSLEY, L.M. (2004) Risk of foot-and-mouth disease associated with proximity in space and time to infected premises and the implications for control policy during the 2001 epidemic in Cumbria. Veterinary Record, 154, 617-626

HONHOLD N., TAYLOR N.M., PATERSON A.D. & MANSLEY, L.M. (2004) The relationship of speed of slaughter on infected premises and intensity of culling of other premises to the rate of spread of the foot and mouth epidemic in Great Britain, 2001. Veterinary Record, 155, 287-294 HONHOLD N., TAYLOR N.M., WINGFIELD A., EINSHOJ P., MIDDLEMISS C., EPPINK L., WROTH R. & MANSLEY L.M. (2004) Evaluation of the application of veterinary judgement in the pre-emptive cull of contiguous premises during the foot and mouth disease epidemic in Cumbria in 2001. Veterinary Record, 155, 349-355 HONHOLD N. & TAYLOR N.M. (2006) Data quality assessment: comparison of recorded and contemporary data for farm premises and stock numbers in Cumbria, 2001. Proceedings of the Society for Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Exeter, 2006 HONHOLD N. (2006) The impact of farm gate biosecurity on the transmission of FMD in UK in 2001. Proceedings of the Open Session of the Research Group of the Standing Committee of European Commission for the Control of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (EUFMD), Paphos, Cyprus, 16-19 October 2006 ABERNETHY DA, DENNY GO, MENZIES FD, MCGUCKIAN P, HONHOLD N, ROBERTS AR (2006) .The Northern Ireland programme for the control and eradication of Mycobacterium bovis. Vet Microbiol,112, 231-7. WINGFIELD A, MILLER H, HONHOLD N (2006). FMD control strategies. Vet Rec., 158:706-7; author reply 707-8 WINGFIELD A, MILLER H, HONHOLD N (2006). FMD control strategies. Vet Rec., 159, 643-4 WINGFIELD A, MILLER H, HONHOLD N (2006). FMD control strategies. Vet Rec., 159, 187-8 STRINGER LA, GUITIAN FJ, ABERNETHY DA, HONHOLD N, MENZIES FD. (2008). Risk associated with animals moved from herds infected with brucellosis in Northern Ireland. Prev Vet Med.; 84, 72-84 HONHOLD N , ANKERS P. & MCLEOD A. (2008). Biosecurity, what’s in it for me? The Global Control of FMD-Erice 2008-Tools, Ideas and Ideals, European Commission for the Control of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (EUFMD), Erice, Siciily, 2008 MCLEOD A, HONHOLD N & STEINFELD H (2010) Responses on emerging livestock diseases. In: Livestock in a Changing Landscape Vol. 1(SCOPE 2010) Edited by Steinfeld H., Mooney H.A., Schneider F. & Neville L.E. Washington DC, Island Press, ISBN 978-1-59726-671-0



FAO (2011) World Livestock 2011: Livestock in food security. N. HONHOLD Contribution of a case study on a livestock dependent system, pg 46-52 HONHOLD N, TAYLOR N, MANSLEY S, KITCHING P, WINGFIELD A, HULLINGER P, THRUSFIELD M (2011) Control of foot-and-mouth disease. Vet Rec.168, 541-2. MANSLEY LM, DONALDSON AI, THRUSFIELD MV, HONHOLD N (2011). Destructive tension: mathematics versus experience--the progress and control of the 2001 foot and mouth disease epidemic in Great Britain. Rev Sci Tech, 30, 483-98. MENZIES FD, ABERNETHY DA, STRINGER LA, HONHOLD N, GORDON AW. (2012) A matched cohort study investigating the risk of Mycobacterium bovis infection in the progeny of infected cows. Vet J. [Epub ahead of print]

PUBLICATIONS FOR INTERNATINAL ORGANISATIONS FAO (2008) Biosecurity for highly pathogenic avian influenza FAO Animal Production and Health Paper 165. ISBN 978-92-5-106074-2. Main author and editor: N HONHOLD. Reprinted 2009 FAO. (2011). Good Emergency Management Practices: The Essentials. FAO Animal Production and Health Manual No.11. Rome. ISBN 978-92-5-10700-0 Edited by Nick HONHOLD (main author), Ian Douglas, William Geering, Arnon Shimshoni and Juan Lubroth.

REPORTS: ODA Animal production and health project, Facultad de Medicina Veterinaria y Zootecnia, Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico

DAJER A., HONHOLD N. & GODOY R.H. (1991) Propuesta para el establecimiento de una opcion en salud animal dentro de la maestria en produccion animal tropical en la Facultad de Medicina Veterinaria y Zootecnia (Proposal for the establishment of an animal health option in the tropical animal production MSc at the Faculty of Veterinary Science and Animal Science) M. REJON AVILA, A. DAJER ABIMERHI, N. HONHOLD & J. LARA Y LARA (1991) Comparison of backyard animal husbandry in the communities of San Pedro Chimay and Tekik de Regil in the State of Yucatán, September 1991. M. REJON AVILA, A. DAJER ABIMERHI & N. HONHOLD (1992) Comparison of backyard animal husbandry in the communities of Texan and Tzacala in the State of Yucatán, December 1992.

HONHOLD N. , Ferraes N., Allaway C., Wassink G., Rivera T., Carter W. & Gutierrez M. (1993) Health and productivity of traspatio (backyard) animals in Sinanche, Yucatan

DAJER A., HONHOLD N., GUTIERREZ E., FERRAES N., SANTOS J & ANDERSON S. (1993) A preliminary report of the results of health and productivity monitoring in cattle in the State of Yucatan, Mexico, 1991-93



Centre for Tropical Veterinary Medicine, University of Edinburgh, UK HONHOLD N. (1993) Report on outreach and computer assisted learning for the CTVM, University of Edinburgh

HONHOLD N. (1993) Report on CTVM MSc Student Recruitment for CTVM, University of Edinburgh

EU Project ALA/MNG/9209 Strengthening of Veterinary Services, State Veterinary Service, Ministry of Food and Agriculture, Ulan Baatar, Mongolia.

HONHOLD N. (1994) Current Situation and Future Options for the Veterinary Service in Mongolia.

HONHOLD N. (1994) Proposals for reorganisation of veterinary laboratory services in Mongolia

HONHOLD N. (1994) The nature of tests and test interpretation

HONHOLD N. (1995) Livestock population and productivity and the human

population in Mongolia, 1930 to 1994.

HONHOLD N. (1995) Brucellosis control in Mongolia.

HONHOLD N. (1995) Proposals for the establishment of the Veterinary Epidemiology Unit, Ministry of Food and Agriculture, Mongolia.

HONHOLD N. (1995) Coding System for the Animal Health Database, Veterinary Epidemiology Unit, Ministry of Food and Agriculture, Mongolia HONHOLD N. (1995) Veterinary Epidemiology Unit: Retrospective data analysis, Use of the VEU database, VEU database codes, An example of checking data quality

HONHOLD N. (1995) Reporting, information flows and disease control policies, Veterinary Epidemiology Unit, Ministry of Food and Agriculture, Mongolia

EC/HMGN Project ALA/94/17 Strengthening Veterinary Services for Livestock Disease Control

HONHOLD N. (1997) Summary of disease reporting, important livestock diseases and livestock population, for Nepal 1997, Department of Livestock Services, His Majesty’s Government of Nepal , Kathmandu, Nepal

FAO/OIE/WHO Annual animal health and disease report for Nepal 1997 OIE Quarterly epidemiology reports, Nepal 1998 HONHOLD N. & WATSON P. (1999) Outline design for information system within the veterinary services HONHOLD N. (1999) Availability, quality and efficiency. A review of structures and functions of the veterinary services, Nepal. HONHOLD N., KHAREL P., SHAKYA K & GHIMIRE S. (1999) Report on the first year of the village animal health survey in Kavre district April 98 to March 99



GHIMIRE A. & HONHOLD N. (2000) Current situation of PPR in Nepal and recommendations for an immediate initial control programme. Central Epidemiology Unit, Department of Livestock Services, His Majesty’s Government of Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal

World Bank Project No. BDPA9484, IDA Credit No 2815-BD Agricultural Research Management Project, Bangladesh Livestock Research Institute

HONHOLD N. (2001) Foot and Mouth Disease control in Bangladesh HONHOLD N. (2001) Establishment of a Global Rinderpest Eradication Program (GREP) in Bangladesh HONHOLD N. (2001) Size, structure and dynamics of the national goat herd in Bangladesh HONHOLD N. & KUMAR SIL B.(2001) Epidemiology, economic impact and control of PPR in Bangladesh HONHOLD N. & KUMAR SIL B. (2001) PPR Slide Elisa test

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

HONHOLD N., TAYLOR N, (2001) The dynamics of the foot-and-mouth outbreak and the effect of selected control policies in Cumbria, 2001

HONHOLD N. (2002) Assessment of veterinary judgement in the contiguous cull in Cumbria

PROJECT CODE SE2932 University of Reading / Euro-edge Scotland Ltd Detailed investigation of the methods and characteristics of spread of FMD in specific geographical clusters and the effects of control measures during the 2001 outbreak

HONHOLD N. & TAYLOR N. (2005) Comparison of DCS data and field records of farm premises and stock numbers in Cumbria, 2001 TAYLOR N. & HONHOLD N. (2005) A detailed descriptive analysis of the progress, spread and control of the foot and mouth disease epidemic in Cumbria, 2001 TAYLOR N. & HONHOLD N. (2005) An analysis of (sub-)cluster level factors and the outcomes in the foot and mouth disease epidemic in north Cumbria, 2001 TAYLOR N. & HONHOLD N. (2005) Farm level risk factors for infection with foot and mouth disease in north Cumbria, 2001 HONHOLD N., TAYLOR N.M. & TAUCHER A. (2004) The involvement of milk tankers in the spread of foot and mouth disease in Cumbria, 2001. Report for Veterinary Science Directorate under Research Contract No: CSA 6573 / SE 2932. September 2004.

Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, Northern Ireland

HONHOLD N. (2004) Report on BSE in Northern Ireland to 31 December 2003



HONOLD N. (2004) Report on BSE cases in Northern Ireland born after the introduction of the reinforced feed ban on 01-August 1996 (BARBs) HONHOLD N. (2004) VISION Animal Health Status Project, Final Report, Vols 1 to 3 HONHOLD N. (2005) Bovine tuberculosis: Implications of defining 2xIC animals (IC at RI1 test) as reactors

World Bank / Government of Zambia Livestock Production and Animal Health project

McLEOD A. & HONHOLD N. (2012) Cost-benefit analysis of disease-free zone establishment and maintenance in Zambia

EU Project EUROPEAID/128304/C/SER/AL Improving consumer protection against zoonotic diseases – Albania

HONHOLD N. (2013) Disease Reporting and Recognition Manual (In English and Albanian)

Development of Export Opportunities for Beef Products from the Zambezi Region. Commissioned by the Meat Board of Namibia under MCA Namibia’s Livestock Marketing Efficiency Grant funding by the Millennium Challenge Corporation. Grant Agreement No: MCAN/LMEF/2012/04 HONHOLD N. (2013) Assessment of management approaches to FMD outbreaks in Zambezi region and the development of viable altern

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