Good Practices of Rabies Prevention and Control in the PHILIPPINES. Political Advocacy Public Awareness Raising Multi-sectoral Coordination

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1 Good Practices of Rabies Prevention and Control in the PHILIPPINES Political Advocacy Public Awareness Raising Multi-sectoral Coordination

2 Political Advocacy Presence of National Rabies Law - RA 9482 Anti-rabies Act of 2007 Roles of each government agency were stipulated under Section 7 Implementation of Oplan Rabies Elimination in Dogs Medium Term Plan Aligned with ARES and global pillars (STOP-R) Consultation Meetings with Local Chief Executives and Policymakers Attending Governors/Mayors league meetings and present the current status of the program to gain support Giving LCE toolkits Establishment of NARIS and PhilAHIS Information System Data were being used to present for budget deliberation to congress and to senate level

3 Republic Act No (Anti-Rabies Act of 2007) An Act Providing for the Control and Elimination of Human and Animal Rabies, Prescribing Penalties for Violation Thereof and Appropriating Funds Therefor

4 Goal of OPLAN RED: To progressively reduce the risk of dog rabies in areas where present and maintain freedom where this has been achieved Includes initial evidence-based classification of key compartments (provinces and cities) as: OPLAN RED OPERATIONAL PLAN FOR RABIES ELIMINATION IN DOGS IN THE PHILIPPINES High Risk Medium Risk Low Risk Candidate Free Zone Officially Free Zone Map of ABRA PROVINCE (with municipalities)

5 OPLAN RED OPERATIONAL PLAN FOR RABIES ELIMINATION IN DOGS IN THE PHILIPPINES Categorizing Level of Rabies Risk in the Province, City and Barangay (Village) RISK HIGH MEDIUM LOW FOCUS / ACTIVITY Rabies risk reduction through Mass Dog Vaccination (MDV) Improving surveillance by proactive case investigations Enhancing dog movement control to prevent intrusion by monitoring dog movements and strengthening quarantine

6 Roll Out of Medium Term Plan and Manual of Operations ( )

7 Information Systems Surveillance & Epidemiology

8 Public Awareness Raising Celebration of Rabies Awareness Month during March Presidential Executive Order No. 84 dated March 13, 1999 DILG Memorandum Circulars encouraging/requiring LGUs to participate in the said celebration Celebration of World Rabies Day Annual conduct of Rabies Summit Development and Production of Rabies IEC materials Posters, flyers, brochures, tarpaulins, roll ups Materials were put in local version Posting of Rabies posters, tarpaulins and billboards Conduct of film showing, rabies information drives, poster making contests and quiz bees Use of social media and tri-media Interview on television, radio program, newspaper and articles Development of Rabies Mobile Application Integration of Rabies in the curriculum of students (GARC) Early child intervention

9 EO declaring March as Rabies Awareness Month

10 DILG Memorandum Circular No dated February 23, 2018 Rabies Awareness Month Celebration in the Month of March 2017

11 IEC Materials Developed by the OIE STANDZ Rabies Project in the Philippines Poster on Responsible Pet Ownership Information Kit for Local Chief Executives (LCEs) 3-fold Brochure

12 Posters Rabies Advocacy Notebook Roll ups

13 SUPER BANTAY as face of Rabies and promote responsible petownership

14 Rabies Awareness Month Tarpaulins

15 Rabies Infographic on: 1. Facts about Rabies 2. Responsible Pet Ownership

16 Rabies Infographic on: 1. Facts about Rabies 2. Responsible Pet Ownership

17 Rabies Video on: 1. Mass Dog Vaccination Protocol 2. Proper Vaccine Handling and Cold Storage

18 Rabies Information Drives in school and community

19 Rabies Awareness Month Celebration

20 Rabies Awareness Month 2018

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22 World Rabies Day 2017

23 2017 National Rabies Summit with Department of Health

24 World Rabies Day 2018

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26 Posting of Rabies Billboards

27 Posting of Rabies Advertisement through electronic billboard

28 Rabies Mobile App In partnership with the academe

29 Posting of Rabies updates, activities, announcements and other related articles through social media

30 Integration of Rabies in the Curriculum Mapping out Rabies into the K12 Curriculum with the Department of Education (DepED)

31 Rabies Curriculum Integration Activities Step Activity Date 1 Curriculum Mapping May 3 6, Validation and finalization of curriculum June 14 16, 2017 maps & teaching strategies 3 Development of lesson plans & August 14 25, 2017 harvesting/module writing 4 Validation & finalization of lesson plans March 6-10, Learning delivery validation workshop September 3-7, National training of teachers (Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao) 7 Uploading of Lesson plans and videos to Dep Ed online portal November 2018 December Monitoring and Evaluation 2019

32 Outputs Produced a total of 78 Rabies Lesson Plans for Kinder & 8 subjects from grades 1-10 Learning Area Number of Lesson Plans Kinder 4 English 5 Home Economics and Livelihood 5 Education Values Education 10 Filipino 9 Health 24 Math 14 Physical Education 4 Science 3 TOTAL 78

33 Multi-sectoral Coordination Creation of National Rabies Prevention and Control Committee (NRPCC) Regional, Provincial, City/Municipal, Barangay level Philippine Inter-agency Committee on Zoonoses One Health Approach Department of Agriculture, Health and Environment Private-Public Partnership

34 Organizational Structure of the National Rabies Prevention and Control Committee (NRPCC) Chair DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Bureau of Animal Industry Vice-Chair DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Disease Prevention and Control Bureau Members Department of Agriculture Department of Health Department of Interior and Local Government Department of Education Department of Environment and Natural Resources NGOs; People s Organizations; Academe; Local Government Units (LGUs); Provincial, City and Municipal Veterinarians League of the Philippines Section 4 of RA 9482

35 Regular NRPPC Meeting

36 Consultative Meetings with different Stakeholders

37 Consultative Meetings with different Stakeholders

38 Thank you!