Tunis, Tunisia

RECOMSA seminar dedicated to the communication strategy, awareness and training on rabies for Maghreb countries (Tunis)

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Working group session.

 

In the framework of REMESA, representatives from five North African countries (Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco and Tunisia) attended a seminar dedicated to the communication on rabies held in Tunis. The participants represented various organisations involved in the fight against zoonoses, and especially rabies. In addition to the focal points of the Regional Communication Network in Animal Health (RECOMSA), several ministries were represented: the Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Interior (in charge of the control service stray dogs) and the Ministry of Education, since children are the first victims of dog bites, and therefore rabies. Several representatives of the Pasteur Institute also participated in this event.

Opening session (from the left to the right: Dr Rachid Bouguedour, OIE Sub-Regional Representative for North Africa – Dr Malek Zrelli, CVO Tunisia – Dr Mohammed Bengoumi, FAO-Tunis).

After a review of the situation on rabies presented by French (ANSES) and Tunisian (DGSV) experts highlighting the epidemiological aspects but also economic, each country presented examples of communication campaigns on rabies developed at national level.

Students from the National School of Veterinary Medicine of Sidi Thabet (Tunisia) – who collaborated to the organisation of the seminar – shared with participants the actions they have undertaken on the subject (e.g. video posted on YouTube: an unvaccinated dog, men in danger).

Communication experts of the OIE, WHO and a communication agency and a sociologist trained about thirty participants to the basic principles in order they could implement an efficient campaign to fight against rabies and implement the global eradication strategy, particularly in the context of group works that were particularly lively and constructive and have contributed to improve the cohesion between the different actors involved in the control of rabies

Event Detail:

Download the report (in French) :

RECOMSA (rage) Rapport (FRA)
RECOMSA (rage) Rapport (FRA)

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Download the presentations :

RECOMSA_rabies_agenda
RECOMSA_rabies_agenda

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RECOMSA_rabies_5_Val_rie_Vouligny
RECOMSA_rabies_5_Val_rie_Vouligny

PDF - 10.27MB

RECOMSA_rabies_4.4_risk_communication_strategy
RECOMSA_rabies_4.4_risk_communication_strategy

PDF - 735.64KB

RECOMSA_rabies_4.3_Workshops_2_3
RECOMSA_rabies_4.3_Workshops_2_3

PDF - 2.47MB

RECOMSA_rabies_4.2_messages
RECOMSA_rabies_4.2_messages

PDF - 1.22MB

RECOMSA_rabies_4.1_Workshop_1
RECOMSA_rabies_4.1_Workshop_1

PDF - 1.30MB

RECOMSA_rabies_4.0_warm_up_day2
RECOMSA_rabies_4.0_warm_up_day2

PDF - 592.54KB

RECOMSA_rabies_3_Tunisie
RECOMSA_rabies_3_Tunisie

PDF - 2.12MB

RECOMSA_rabies_3_tudiants
RECOMSA_rabies_3_tudiants

PDF - 651.10KB

RECOMSA_rabies_3_Maroc
RECOMSA_rabies_3_Maroc

PDF - 2.02MB

RECOMSA_rabies_3_Libye_2014_2019
RECOMSA_rabies_3_Libye_2014_2019

PDF - 618.41KB

RECOMSA_rabies_3_Alg_rie2
RECOMSA_rabies_3_Alg_rie2

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RECOMSA_rabies_3_Alg_rie
RECOMSA_rabies_3_Alg_rie

PDF - 1.56MB

RECOMSA_rabies_2.3_WHO_integrated_campaigns
RECOMSA_rabies_2.3_WHO_integrated_campaigns

PDF - 4.16MB

RECOMSA_rabies_2.2_audiences
RECOMSA_rabies_2.2_audiences

PDF - 1.26MB

RECOMSA_rabies_2.1_Franck_Four_s
RECOMSA_rabies_2.1_Franck_Four_s

PDF - 457.35KB

RECOMSA_rabies_1.3_SOCO
RECOMSA_rabies_1.3_SOCO

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RECOMSA_rabies_1.2_WHO_OIE_FAO_rabies_tripartie_priority
RECOMSA_rabies_1.2_WHO_OIE_FAO_rabies_tripartie_priority

PDF - 2.80MB

RECOMSA_rabies_1.1_Malek_Zrelli
RECOMSA_rabies_1.1_Malek_Zrelli

PDF - 7.11MB

RECOMSA_rabies_1.1_Florence_Cliquet
RECOMSA_rabies_1.1_Florence_Cliquet

PDF - 4.47MB

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