FAVA s strategy on MRA

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1 Regional Professional Organization FAVA s strategy on MRA Achariya Sailasuta, DVM, FRVCS, PhD, Dip.in ACCM Secretary General of Federation of Asian Veterinary Associations (FAVA), Faculty of Veterinary Science, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand achariya.sa@chula.ac.th, GUFVA 2014, June 2014, Bangkok Thailand

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3 VISION FAVA is recognized by the public as an unified association serving the veterinary needs of the region through the strenght it provides to the veterinary profession.

4 Enhance the quality of life of the people in the region through responsible animal care and welfare through unified professional associations Achievement through cooperation among FAVA members promoting disease control, veterinary education, strengthening the regional network, and connecting to other worldwide veterinary networks in development of the veterinary profession.

5 The 32 nd FAVA council meeting, 16 th FAVA Congress, 15 th February 2011, Cebu, Philippines -

6 FAVA STRATEGY PLANS ( ) Emerging and re-emerging particularly zoonotic diseases and their controls (epidemiology), food security, food safety, food hygiene (veterinary public health) and an increase of veterinary profession across the spectrum to other disciplines in those diseases are the most of interest in one health concept. The Council members reports from the 32 nd FAVA council meeting, 16 th FAVA Congress, 15 February 2011, Cebu, Philippines

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8 Political Education Economic Social-Culture

9 3 ASEAN Pillars (ASEAN Political-Security Community APSC) (ASEAN Economic Community AEC) (ASEAN Socio- Cultural Community ASCC)

10 Prosperity of the Region Increasing consumption Increasing employment and external economy Economic Expansion Increasing investment and income

11 Potential of the Veterinary education in ASEAN The Asian-ASEAN Veterinary Schools have opportunities to implement the One Health strategy The 5 years courses need supporting from ASEAN veterinary school to redesign curriculum. Unified Veterinary Curriculum in the region. The growing farm industry in the region, so it might need promoting the students who interested the livestock /food animal track study the veterinary medicine.

12 Opportunity of the Veterinary education in Asia-ASEAN Asian Association of Veterinary Schools, AAVS The Veterinary Schools need international collaboration on improve the human resource and researches on global animal health, welfare and public health in the region. which is agreed to the FAVA STRATEGY PLANS ( )

13 170 million million

14 SEAVSA: Southeast Asia Veterinary Schools Associations Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 2012

15 Surabaya, Indonesia, 2013

16 VET-CU ASEAN FORUM 2013

17 FAVA Strategic Plan for Establishment of International Collaboration for Veterinary Education in ASEAN Cirriculum accreditation Staff training Postgraduate Program Student Exchanges International Seminar Courtesy by Faculty of Veterinary Science, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand

18 Development of DVM Curriculum In Cambodia Royal University of Agriculture, RUA, CAMBODIA, 2013

19 Visiting lecture on the development of DVM curriculum RUA, April 2014

20 Key functions (Some key goals of the ASEAN Community Building): Safeguarding animal health and welfare Improving public health Food Security and Food safety OIE Global Conference on Veterinary Legislation Modernising veterinary Legislation for Good Governance, Djerba, Tunisia, 2010

21 ...High quality veterinary education is of critical importance to efficient Veterinary Services and improving the quality of veterinary education is therefore a key component of any plan to improve governance of Veterinary Services.

22 Opportunity to collaboration STRENGTH, KNOWLEDGE, DIVERSITY EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES TRANSBOUNDERY DISEASES EASINESS OF CONNECTIVITY HUMAN MOBILITY, MRA ASIAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY 2015 ASEAN, +2, +3, +5, +USA+RUSSIA Courtesy by Faculty of Veterinary Science, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand

23 Free Flow of Skilled Labour ASEAN Framework Agreement on Services (AFAS) MRA = Mutual Recognition Arrangement on Major Professional Services: MRAs (engineering, architecture, medical, dental, nursing, accounting, surveying Under the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS)

24 MRAs Center of ASEAN Connectivity professionals 24

25 17 th FAVA Congress 2013, Taipei, Taiwan

26 FAVA VIV ASIA Seminar th March, 2013, Bangkok, Thailand

27 FAVA-VNU MoU Signing ceremony on 11 February 2014, at the Netherland Embassy, Bangkok, Thailand

28 28-30 November 2014, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore

29 Acknowledgements: - International Organizations and Associations, OIE, FAO, APHIS, WVA, WSPA, AAVS, SEAVSA, ASZWM, ASVP etc. -The Faculties of Veterinary Medicine in ASEAN, in the VET-CU-ASEAN Forum, March 2013 Faculty of Veterinary Science, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand supported by Innovative Thai-ASEAN Academic Cooperation at Chulalongkorn University, ITAAC@CU - FAVA Councillors

30 One Vet for ASEAN Community