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Overview What is SARS-CoV-2? SARS-CoV-2, the agent that causes COVID-19 in humans, is a betacoronavirus – a genus that includes several coronaviruses (SARS-CoV, MERS-CoV, bat SARS-like CoV, and others) isolated from humans, bats, camels, civets,…
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WAHIS: World Animal Health Information System Discover Data Before 2005 Discover Active Search Discover Simulation Exercises Discover The World Animal Health Information System (WAHIS) is the global reference platform for publication of official data on…
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World Animal Health Information System
WAHIS Portal: Animal Health Data To enable free access to world animal health data, WOAH provides Internet users with several computer tools designed to answer specific user needs. The World Animal Health Information System -…
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History Creation of the Office International des Epizooties through the international Agreement signed on 25 January 1924. Discover Transparency Ensure transparency in the global animal disease situation Each Member Country undertakes to report the animal…
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Overview Wildlife health is essential for life on Earth The survival of humans, animals, and plants depends on the health of their ecosystems. Bats and bees are essential pollinators, small mammals maintain soil health, coral…
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Overview Terms of Reference 1. The Working Group reports to the WOAH Director General who will transmit the report, or relevant parts of it, to the appropriate WOAH Specialist Commission. 2. Maintain global perspective and…
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OIE-WAHIS: A new era for animal health data
At a time when the world is facing an unprecedented pandemic, the importance of animal disease surveillance has become evident. To support countries maintaining global transparency and reporting matters of animal and public health, the…
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Entering a new era: the birth of the WAHIS Web application!
Since the creation of the OIE ' s new Animal Health Information Department in January 2002, major efforts have been made to improve the transparency, efficiency and speed with which animal health information is disseminated…
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Striving for One Health resilience
Paris, 25 May 2021 - This past year has taught us many global health lessons. None more important than the necessity of building health system resilience, at both the national and international level, to safeguard against the devastating…
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Preserving our future by protecting wildlife health
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXGuGWQvBGw Dr William B. Karesh, Chair of the OIE Working Group on Wildlife, highlights the main activities carried out by the Working Group over the last year. Paris, 22 June 2020 – Anthropogenic impact on…