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This platform hosts a wide variety of training courses that support the control of Foot-and-mouth And Similar Transboundary animal diseases (FAST).

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The overall objectives of the EuFMD training programme are to support the capacity development of veterinary services and animal health workers to improve preparedness for management of FMD and similar transboundary animal disease (FAST) emergencies by EuFMD Member Nations, reduce risk in neighbouring countries and sustain and enhance the progress in the roll-out of the GF-TADs global strategy.

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Introduction to Foot-and-Mouth Disease

FAO elearning Academy

The Introduction to Foot-and-Mouth Disease online training course is on the FAO elearning Academy

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Introduction to Lumpy Skin Disease

Open-access courses

A short open-access module has been made available to outline this rapidly emerging threat.

Introduction to Rift Valley Fever

Open-access courses

This course aims to build your understanding of Rift Valley fever diagnosis, surveillance, prevention and control.

Introduction to sheep pox and goat pox

Open-access courses

This course aims to provide an overview of sheep pox and goat pox, recognize or suspect the disease in the field, identify the correct samples to be collected and the relevant control measures.

Introduction to Animal Health Surveillance

Open-access courses

This short, open access and self-directed course aims to provide an overview of the importance and key activities of animal health surveillance. It also forms the basis for further, in-depth courses on passive surveillance.

What is the Progressive Control Pathway?

Open-access courses

This short e-learning module provides an overview of the Progressive Control Pathway for Foot-and-Mouth Disease (PCP-FMD). The module has been updated to reflect the new version of the PCP-FMD guidelines published in April 2018.

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