ICAHS 2026

10-12 November 2026‌ - Hanoi, Vietnam‌

Bandeau - ICAHS 2026

WOAH Collaborating Centre for Risk Analysis & Modelling  Boehringer IngelheimProgram Thursday 12 November

 

09:00-10:30
SESSION 6 - All about AMR

Chairs: TBC

09:00-09:40
  • KN-S6 - Overcoming Challenges in Vietnam's AMR Strategy: Lessons Learned from Laboratory Data, Wildlife Interfaces, and Community Stewardship
    Son Thi THANH DANG (Veterinary Institute of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, Vietnam)

Oral communications

09:40-10:00
  • S6-O1 - Designing an Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance System for Healthy Pet Dogs and Cats
    Judith EVANS (School of Veterinary Medicine and Biosciences, Scotland’s Rural College, United Kingdom)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF
10:00-10:20
  • S6-O2 - Integrated One Health Surveillance of Salmonella, Antimicrobial Resistance, and Stakeholder Food Safety Practices in Poultry Markets in Mindanao, Philippines
    Kassey Alsylle DARGANTES (Central Mindanao University, Philippines)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF

Short oral communications

10:20-10:25
  • S6-SO1 - AI-Powered Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance and Management in a One Health context: A Scoping Review and Lessons for Vietnam
    Vu Van PHONG (Vietnam National University of Agriculture, Vietnam)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF
10:25-10:30
  • S6-SO2 - Healthy heards, hidden risk: genomic antimicrobial resistance profile of commensal E. coli in cattle in the Great Britain
    Larissa MELO CHICOSKI (Scotland's Rural College, United Kingdom)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF

10:30-11:00

Morning tea/coffee - Posters


11:00-11:45
SESSION 6 - All about AMR (continued)

Chairs: TBC

Oral communications

11:00-11:20
  • S6-O3 - Hidden Threats in Our Meat: Uncovering Antimicrobial Resistance in Slaughterhouses in Bukidnon, Philippines
    Jose Jr. OBEDENCIO (College of Veterinary Medicine, Central Mindanao University, Maramag, Bukidnon, Philippines)
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11:20-11:40
  • S6-O4 - Integrated One Health surveillance of antimicrobial use and resistance: current status and perspectives
    Marion BORDIER (CIRAD, France) / Lis ALBAN (Danish Agriculture and Food Council, Denmark)

Short oral communication

11:40-11:45
  • S6-SO3 - Monitoring of antimicrobial resistance in the interface between domestic animals, wildlife, and the environment
    Hillary STRATTON (Denmark Technical University, Denmark)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF

11:45-12:45
SESSION 7 - Surveillance in livestock and food production systems and value chains

Chairs: TBC

Oral communications

11:45-12:05
  • S7-O1 - Opportunities and limitations of avian influenza surveillance data harmonization for outbreak forecasting in Vietnam
    Thuy HOANG THI (University of Sydney, Australia)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF
12:05-12:25
  • S7-O2 - A Generic Surveillance Framework for Assessing Illegal Meat Introduction Risk
    Laura GONZALEZ VILLETA (Animal and Plant Health Agency, United Kingdom)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF
12:25-12:45
  • S7-O3 - Surveillance for farm-to-farm wind dispersion during outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza in southeastern Australia: from integrated research to decision-making
    Jenny-Ann TORIBIO (University of Sydney, Australia)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF

12:45-13:45

Lunch - Posters


13:45-15:30
SESSION 7 - Surveillance in livestock and food production systems and value chains (continued)

Chairs: TBC

Oral communications

13:45-14:05
  • S7-O4 - The impact of the age structure in Dutch dairy herds on surveillance indicators
    Irene BISSCHOP (Royal GD, Netherlands)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF
14:05-14:25
  • S7-O5 - Impact of post‑slaughter broiler meat treatments on human disease risk from Campylobacter‑contaminated meals
    Alessandro FODDAI (National Food Institute, Danish Technical University (DTU-Food), Denmark)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF

Short oral communications

14:25-14:30
  • S7-SO1 - Evaluation of the surveillance system for Avian Influenza and Newcastle Disease Virus in Ghana
    Nichola BLACKLEY (Animal and Plant Health Agency, United Kingdom)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF
14:30-14:35
  • S7-SO2 - Surveillance of Avian Influenza in Vaccinated Poultry: A Systematic Review of Strategies and Implementation Challenges
    Yanshi YANSHI (Utrecht University, Netherlands)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF
14:35-14:40
  • S7-SO3 - Avian Influenza bio-surveillance in Nepal: Status, opportunities and challenges
    Surendra KARKI (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Nepal)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF
14:40-14:45
  • S7-SO4 - Insights from Questionnaire-Based Assessment of Farm Management Weaknesses during a Haemorrhagic Septicemia Outbreak in Prachin Buri, Thailand
    Saravalee PIYACHAT (Veterinary Research and Development Center, Eastern Region, Thailand)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF

Case story communication

14:45-15:00
  • S7-CS1 - Evidence of a novel orthobunyavirus from the Simbu serogroup in New South Wales, Australia, from 2012
    Tiffany TUNG (University of Sydney, Australia)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF

Oral communication

15:00-15:20
  • S7-O6 - Risk-based surveillance for early detection of transboundary animal diseases at the Brazil–Bolivia border in Mato Grosso State
    Daniella SCHETTINO (Mato Grosso Animal Health Institute (INDEA-MT), Brazil)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF

Short oral communications

15:20-15:25
  • S7-SO5 - Differential Diagnosis of Nodular Skin Lesion in Bali Cattle: A Surveillance Case Study from Keerom District, Papua Province, Indonesia
    Ratna Loventa SULAXONO (Disease Investigation Center Jayapura, Indonesia)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF
15:25-15:30
  • S7-SO6 - Surveillance capacity and value-chain integration of cattle slaughterhouses in Thailand: implications for risk-based bovine tuberculosis monitoring
    Pongpon HOMKONG (Chiang Mai Municipality, Thailand)   Télécharger le PDF Download PDF

15:30-16:00

Afternoon tea/coffee - Posters


16:00-16:40
CLOSING CONFERENCE PANEL

Chairs: TBC

Summary, conclusions, key takeaways, follow-ups

  • Invited panel participants

16:40-17:00
What’s next for ICAHS?

Bids for ICAHS 6 and plenary discussion


17:00-17:10

Conference closing