Events in Africa in 2011
AFGHANISTAN
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Contact name: Acembessdem
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Suva, Afghanistan
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Duration: , Freetown to , Freetown
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Price:Freetown
Event is open to public
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ALGERIA
tiaret(ouest d'alger), Algeria (National event)journée mondiale contre la rage
Duration: , 09h00 to , 16h00
presentation de plusieurs communication sur l'epidemiologie,la prise en charge ,vaccins et serum antirabiques et cevar.
Price:
Event is open to public
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Site: www.sante.dz
Contact name: soufi
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ETHIOPIA
Mekelle, Tigray, Ethiopia (Local event)
Duration: 09/28/2010, 2:30PM to 09/28/2010, 5:30PM
Mekelle University college of Veterinary Medicine organized the awareness creation program to school children. Mekelle University covered all the associated costs and college of veterinary medicine assigned staffs to organize the event and conduct the awareness creation program. More than 500 students were involved in the awareness creation program. The activities conducted include 1. Brochures that explain about rabies (symptoms, zoonotic importance, transmission, control and prevention options)were prepared in local language and distributed to students. 2. Lecture on rabies was delivered in the local language by Dr Abreha Tesfaye. 3. Students' question and answer session was undertaken and top scoring students (1st to 3rd rank)awarded (Oxford and Collins English dictionary) 4. Media people (Fana FM Mekelle 94.8) was invited to attend the awareness creation program and broadcast the event to the public so that an awareness can be created to the public about the impacts of rabies and the prevention and control strategies.
Price:Free
Event is open to public
To get more information: by direct e-mail communication
Contact name: Dr Habtamu Taddele (Mekelle University College of Veterinary Medicine)
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Mekelle, Tigray, Ethiopia (Local event)
Duration: 11/12/2010, 8:30AM to 11/18/2010, 12:30PM
Mekelle University college of veterinary medicine conducted the vaccination campaign in collaboration with the Mekelle zone Veterinary clinic and the Donkey health and welfare project (Mekelle branch. Mekelle University covered all the associated costs for the vaccination campaign except the cost of the vaccine which was covered by the pet owners. The vaccination campaign was advertised for three consecutive days prior to the scheduled program to make the community aware of the vaccination campaign through two commonly known Media in the city (Fana FM 94.6 and FM Mekelle 104.4). In addition, the Tigray mass media agency was invited to record and broadcast the program. The vaccination campaign was conducted in two places in Mekelle city, on November 12, 2010 at around kebelle 20 (central place)and from November 13-18, 2010 at Mekelle zone veterinary clinic. All the vaccination campaign activities were recorded by media persons from Tigray mass media agency and university corporate communication office. Dogs and cats from all parts of the city were brought by their owners and got vaccinated. For the vaccinated dogs and cats certificates were given. A total of 26 college staff members and collaborators and 89 senior students were involved in the 6-days vaccination campaign. A total of 944 dogs and cats from all parts of the city were vaccinated. In connection with this, the same number of dogs and cats vaccinated for rabies were treated with Ivermectin for internal and external parasite control.
Price:25 ETB for vaccination and other services free of charge
Event is open to public
To get more information: by direct e-mail communication
Contact name: Dr Habtamu Taddele (Mekelle University College of Veterinary Medicine)
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GHANA
MANSO NKWANTA, AMANSIE WEST DISTRICT IN ASHANTI REGION, Ghana (Regional event)AWARENESS CREATION OF RABIES AMONG JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Duration: 27/09/2011, 11:00GMT to 29/10/2011, 14:00 GMT
WORLD RABIES DAY GHANA Rabies in pets (dogs and cats) has been on the ascendency in Ghana in the past decade. Human deaths are occasionally reported from different parts of the country. The last coordinated national anti-rabies campaign was organized in 2005 and since then districts and municipalities undertake this activity depending their local disease situation. This uncoordinated rabies vaccination regime is of much concern to veterinarians and public health practitioners. A number of strategies have been proposed lately to correct the situation. The main strategy to minimize these upsurges is an aggressive public awareness creation throughout the country. To address this need a flyer on rabies has been prepared and published. It spells out basic information on rabies – the infection, diagnosis and control measures. The rabies flyers will be distributed to eight thousand (8,000) students and teachers in Junior High Schools (JHS) in the Amansie West District in Ashanti Region of the Republic of Ghana. This will create awareness on the nature of the disease rabies among the 12-15 years students. This age group is one of the most important vehicles for rabies information dissemination in the district. Dr A.H.K. Kwansah-Filson (DVM M Sc. Vet.) will present the RABIES FLYERS to the District Director of Education at a ceremony at the Directorate of Education at Manso Nkwanta, on TUESDAY, 27TH SEPTEMBER 2011. Representatives of heads of the beneficiary Junior High Schools, students, the media and Head of Government in the district will be invited to the ceremony. A copy of the ‘RABIES FLYER’ can be obtained from: !Please, turn on JavaScript or go to the contact us page! DR A.H.K. KWANSAH-FILSON P.O. BOX KS 14727, KUMASI GHANA WEST AFRICA TEL: +233244959997/ +233208160245 *** A target of One Million Eight Thousand (1,800,000) copies of
Price:FREE
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Contact name: DR A.H.K. KWANSAH-FILSON
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KENYA
Nairobi, Kenya (National event)responsible pet ownership and rabies day
Duration: september 1st, 9.00am to 28th september, 6pm
launch the event and organize activites lik walks ,5km marathon and start media campaigns on rabies awareness and responsible pet ownership as key to rabies eradication in partnership with Kenya vets and pets owners
Price:none
Event is open to public
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Site: www.karpdo.org/fabmedia.co.ke/www.kva.org
Contact name: gabreal waburu
Contact email: fabmedia.co.ke
Machakos and Rarieda, Kenya (National event)
World Rabies Day
Duration: 26/9/2011, 8:00 am to 28/9/2011, 5:00pm
Kenya Medical Research Institute/Centers for Disease Control and the Kenya Veterinary Association will sponsor rabies vaccination activities in six sites in Machakos, a rabies endemic area. KEMRI and CDC staff will give presentations at a rabies scientific conference as well as participate in dog and cat vaccinations. In Rarieda, on the shores of Lake Victoria, KEMRI/CDC will undertake Rabies awareness activities targeted at schools. School children will be encouraged to bring their dogs for deworming and vaccination during the Word Rabies Day on 28/9/2011. Both exercises are to be done with the collaboration of the Kenya Veterinary Association and the Veterinary Department.
Price:FREE
Event is open to public
Contact name: Dr Eric Ogola
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LIBERIA
Voinjama City,Kolahun City and Foya City, Liberia (Regional event)Give children the knowledge to protect themselves from rabies
Duration: 19/09/2011, 09:00 to 29/09/2011, 16:00
World Rabies Day Celebration in 2011. Rabies day celebration in Liberia is a very important approach in addressing the issue of rabies. Rabies is one of the deadly neglected diseases in the country. Dog bites are very serious in the society. Most hospitals in Liberia do not have human anti-rabies vaccines. People who are bitten by dogs are vulnerable to rabies. According to a study done by LAWS volunteers in few hospitals in Lofa County, children are the main victims of dog bites. LAWS believes that one of the main ways of controlling the spread of rabies is to educate people about dog bite prevention. This year the world rabies day celebration will focus on educating children on dog bite prevention and also encouraging them to report cases of dog bites to the nearest clinics and hospitals. When children are attacked by dogs they are unable to protect themselves, so educating them on how to protect themselves from dog bites is an important means of fighting rabies among humans. Our theme for this year celebration is "Give children the knowledge to protect themselves from rabies". LAWS in partnership with the non-profit organization Doggone Safe will carry on awareness education in 10 schools on dog bite prevention, and rabies control. LAWS will also do an outreach free rabies vaccination exercise in 5 communities. This activity will take place from September 19 to 29 in Voinjama, Kolahun and Foya Districts. Our aim is to educate over 1000 students and vaccinate over 500 dogs and cats with rabies vaccine.
Price:free
Event is open to public
To get more information: Over 1000 children
Site: www.liberiaanimalwelfaresociety.org or www.doggonesafe.org
Contact name: Mustaph L. McCarthy
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MADAGASCAR
Institut Pasteur de Madagascar, Antananarivo, Madagascar (National event)Madagascar against Rabies
Duration: 09/28/2011, 9:00am to 09/28/2011, 11:30am
In Madagascar, since two years, the number of dogs and human rabies has increased. The Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Livestock together with Institut Pasteur from Madagascar and Sanofi Pasteur have decided to celebrate for the first time in Madagascar the world rabies day in order to inform the population about the disease, prevent methods and post-exposure treatment centers.
Price:
Event is open to public
To get more information: Contact Dr Ravo at Institut Pasteur or my e-mail
Contact name: Jean-Michel Heraud
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MOROCCO
Settat,Chaouia Ouardigha, Maroc, Morocco (National event)Vaincre la rage au Maroc; une responsabilité de tous.
Duration: , 28/9/2011 to , 23/11/2011
c'est un événement régionale d'ampleur nationale. - Du 13 au 16 juin 2011: mobilisation des vétérinaires inspecteurs relevants de la Direction régionale de Chaouia_Ouardigha & Doukkala_Abda de l'Office Nationale de la Sécurité Sanitaire des produits Alimentaires (ONSSA) dans : * Campagne de sensibilisation au sujet de la rage animale et du métier de vétérinaire( public cible : éleveurs, élevés des écoles primaire et collèges etc..); ( création d'affiche e * Campagne de vaccination des chiens à propriétaire contre la rage ( au niveau du milieu rural); - 17/06/2011 : journée scientifique sous le thème " La rage animale au Maroc une responsabilité de tous" avec la participation de : * Direction Générale de l'Office Nationale de la Sécurité Sanitaire des produits Alimentaires (ONSSA); * Instituts Agronomique et Vétérinaire Hassan II * Wilaya de Chaouia Ouardigha; * Ministère de la santé publique; * Ministère de l'éducation nationale; * Direction régionale de l'Agriculture de Chaouia Ouardigha; * Chambre régionale de l'Agriculture de Chaouia Ouardigha; * vétérinaires privés; * Association des étudiants vétérinaire du Maroc; * Associations d'éleveurs; * Autres Nombre de participants : entre 40 et 60 personnes Budget previsionnel : En cours d'études avec la DG de L' ONSSA et les partenaires. Retombees attendues : Développer l'idée que le public se fait d'un vétérinaire (prodiguer uniquement des soins aux animaux) et expliquer que le domaine du vétérinaire est beaucoup plus vaste et diversifié. Mais quelle que soit sa spécialité, il est toujours au cœur de la relation entre l'homme et l'animal. la rage en est un exemple parlant.
Price:ouvert
Event is open to public
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Site: onssa.gov.ma
Contact name: Dr. Moujanni Abdelkarim
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NIGERIA
Ikeja,Lagos State, Nigeria (Local event)
Duration: 9/23/2011, 10:00am to 9/28/2011, 4:30pm
World Rabies Day 2011 events include a seminar, lecture, dog walk and dog show.
Price:free
Event is open to public
To get more information: through media and publication
Site: yomexdogfarm.com
Contact name: LAGOS DOG BREEEDERS
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SIERRA LEONE
Kailahun,Magburuka,Moyamba and Njala university and surrounding villages, Sierra Leone (Regional event)HOW DO WE CONTROL AND PREVENT RABIES WITHOUT VACCINE
Duration: 21/09/2011, 8:00pm to 28/09/2011, 3:00pm
1. Jingles in regional radio stations. 2.Radio discussion and Phone-in program 3.Symposium on ways of getting vaccines for both human and dog. 4.Short skits by local community people at Njala University. 5.Match pass by school children to the university auditorium.
Price:free
Event is open to public
To get more information: Through Global Alliance for Rabies Control
Contact name: ROLAND SULUKU
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SOUTH AFRICA
Bushbucckridge Belfast Mpumalanga, South Africa (Local event)world rabies day
Duration: 28/09/2011, 11:30 to 28/09/2011, 15:00
Rabies awareness by veterinary services. Presentations by members of disaster task team. Pamphlets distribution. Donations related to the event welcomed.
Price:
Event is open to public
To get more information: Radio Bushbuckridge
Site: none
Contact name: makhubela si
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Nyndeni Great Place, Libode near Mthatha, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa (National event)
World rabies Day in Eastern Cape Province, South Africa
Duration: 09/27/2011, 09:00 to 09/27/2011, 18:00
Free Information and vaccination day. Free vaccinations to all available pets. Communities including school children expected to attend in numbers. Free vaccinations using the State Veterinary mobile clinics. Day arranged by the State Veterinary Services in the Province of Eastern Cape. Veterinarians and technicians to actively engage the communities supported by an exhibition and audio visual materials courtesy of the "Veterinary Outreach Programs sub unit" Videos and relevant music to be played then. Flyers, posters and other handouts will be available free, including branded tee shirts, caps, shopping bags and bibs. The event is being held at the palace of a local king, King Ndamase in his compound called "Nyandeni Great Place" in Libode "THIS IS GOING TO A GREAT PARTY"
Price:FREE OF CHARGE and OPEN TO ALL
Event is open to public
To get more information: e mail or Phone +27 43 683 1008
Contact name: Drs' Sabine Kroll-Lwanga-Iga & Ivan Lwanga-Iga
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Libode near Mthatha, OR Tambo Region , Eastern Cape, South Africa (National event)
World Rabies Day at Nyandeni Great Place, OR Tambo region , Eastern Cape Province South Africa
Duration: 09/28/2011, 09.00 to 09/28/2011, 18.00
Just some pictures of a very succesful rabies day held Nyandeni.It has kicked off the Annual Rabies campaign in the Province which runs until Nov/Dec 2011. The picture shows a group of Veterinary staff kitted out for the day ready to spread out into the villages to talk about the disease and also vaccinate some dogs and cats. The other two photos are that of a presentation in a school and the other a community member with his freshly vaccinated dogs on the same day
Price:Free to all
Event is open to public
To get more information: E.mail or Tel +27 43 683 1008
Contact name: Dr's Sabine Kroll-Lwanga-Iga & Ivan Lwanga-Iga and Control Animal Health Technician Thanduxolo Matshoba
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Mimosa Ave, Knoppieslaagte, Gauteng, South Africa (Local event)
Family Fun Day
Duration: 01/10/2011, 09:30 to 01/10/2011, 16:00
As part of our Animal Welfare Shoe Box Drive ThinkingpPets is hosting a family fun day at Waterhaven Country Estate in Geradsville, Gauteng. Each family must bring along a shoe box full of goodies for either a dog or a cat. These donations will all go to the selected animal shelters to help them care for the animals in their care. All proceeds from the day will also be donated to these shelters. All food on the premises will be vegetarian. The whole family can attend including dogs(on lead)and horses. There will be animal related demonstrations throughout the day. If you would like to book a stall, do a demonstration, or donate towards the event please contact us.
Price:R20 per adult R10per child under 7
Event is open to public
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Site: www.thinkingpets.com
Contact name: Niki Elliott
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Mopani District at Mashishimale tribal authority, South Africa (Local event)
Limpopo provincial world rabies day celebration
Duration: 28/09/2011, 10:00 to 28/09/2011, 18:00
The event is a joint effort between both Department of Agriculture and Department of Health in Limpopo Province. The event will be hosted at Mashishimale tribal authority in Mopani District at Baphalaborwa municipality on the 28th September 2011 starting at 10:OO. Events include pamphlets distribution, vaccinations, roadshows as well as school visits to create awareness to school children surrounding the area. For transport to the event, the local animal health technicians and local clinics can be contacted. Lets all get involved to make rabies a history.
Price:freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Event is open to public
To get more information: Dr Letsoalo at 082 936 2121 or Titus at 082 903 9410
Site: www.worldrabiesday.org
Contact name: tutus
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Mopani District at Mashishimale tribal authority, South Africa (Local event)
Limpopo provincial world rabies day celebration
Duration: 28 September 2011, 10h00 to 28 September 2011, 18ho00
The event is a joint effort between both Department of Agriculture and Department of Health in Limpopo Province. The event will be hosted at Mashishimale tribal authority in Mopani District at Baphalaborwa municipality obn n the 28th September 2011 starting at 10HOO. Build up events include pamphlets distribution, vaccinations, roadshows as well as school visits to create awareness to school children surruonding the area.For transport to the event, the local animal health technicians and local clinics can be contacted. Lets all get involved to make rabies a history.
Price:freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Event is open to public
To get more information: Dr Letsoalo at 082 936 2121 or Titus at 082 903 9410
Site: www.worldrabiesday.org
Contact name: tutus
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UGANDA
Jinja,Eastern Uganda, Uganda (Local event)Jinja Animal Welfare Society (JAWS) Vaccination & Neutering Campaign
Duration: 10/09/2011, 0830hours EAT to 11/09/2011, 1600hours EAT
This is an initiative of three animal lovers who were concerned about the stray dog population in Jinja municipality in Uganda. The funds for facilitating and sponsoring the event was through donations and fund raising. The campaign is geared to vaccinating against rabies and sterilization of the strays and dogs owned by the locals.
Price:No charge-Charity/volunteer
Event is open to public
To get more information: Contact Dr. Okello on !Please, turn on JavaScript or go to the contact us page!
Contact name: Dr. Dickson R. O. Okello
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Masaka, Uganda (Local event)
Sensitization of School children about Rabies
Duration: 30/09/2011, 7:00am to 01/10/2011, 5:00pm
Masaka region has the highest stray dog/fox bite cases in Uganda(3 per day). The veterinary practitioners without borders together with the Rotary clubs of Masaka and Kampala shall carry out sensitization of school children in and among Masaka town. These are the most vulnerable to these bites. This shall be done on 30th of September. This event shall be followed by free Rabies vaccination of all pets and or other companion animals on 1st of October 2011 by the team.
Price:Free
Event is open to public
To get more information: my e-mail address
Contact name: Kirumira Mukasa
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