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Avian Influenza

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IBAR Activity

ISCTRC

 

International Scientific Council for Trypanosomiasis Research and Control

History

Important developments and milestones in the history of the ISCTRC

 

ISCTRC Information

Programme overview
Expected results
Milestones
Contact ISCTRC

Meetings of the ISCTRC

29th Meeting 2007
28th Meeting 2005
27th Meeting 2003
26th Meeting 2001
Other meetings

1949 International conference in Brazzaville Recommendation to create a Permanent Central Bureau and International Scientific Committee transformed into ISCTRC
1965 Handing over ISCTRC from International Organisations to OAU (Now AU) IBAR
1977 FAO/OAU/WHO Leadership Training Seminar held in Nairobi
1979 FAO/OAU/WHO Leadership Training Seminar held in Bobo-Dioulasso
  Launching of the tsetse and Trypanosomiasis Information Quarterly
1981 First training courses for middle level technical personnel at the UNDP/FAO
Tsetse Applied Research and Training Project in Zambia
1999 The 5 year EU funded regional FITCA project launched and implemented by
AU/IBAR in 6 countries (Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda and Tanzania)
  ISCTRC Executive Committee recommendation to member states and
international organisations to consider tsetse and trypanosomiasis as emergency contributed to the establishment of PATTEC.
2000 PATTEC Strategic Framework developed in Nairobi and adopted by African
Union Heads of States Summit, in Lomé, Togo
2003 PATTEC Coordination established in AU Headquarters in Addis Ababa
2004 African Development Bank funds USD 70 million for PATTEC projects in 6
African countries (Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Mali and Uganda)
2007 ISCTRC Conference provided programme where progress of PATTEC was
presented
  Resolved to support strengthening of International Trypanotolerance Centre (ITC) in the Gambia



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