Repository
General Resources
- MoU - Memorandum of Understanding
- "BETTER" Communication, Dissemination and Valorisation Strategy
- "BETTER" Flyer
- Newsletter Issue 1 - August 2022
- Newsletter Issue 2 - December 2022
- Newsletter Issue 3 - April 2023
- Newsletter Issue 4 - July 2023
- Newsletter Issue 5 - December 2023
- Newsletter Issue 6 - April 2024
- Newsletter Issue 7 - July 2024
- Newsletter Issue 8 - December 2024
- Biosecurity Glossary
LOGOS
Presentations
Meeting in Lisboa
Presentations
Meeting in Ghent
- Overview of EU R&I projects linked to animal health, with a focus on biosecurity
- Regular veterinary advisory visits: Challenges on implementation of biosecurity and training needs of veterinarians
- Challenges on implementation of biosecurity and training needs
- Challenges on implementation of biosecurity and training needs: a view from academia
- 20 year of biosecurity research, an example of citizen science approach
- Biosecurity implementation in farms: Perspectives from the industry
- Biosecurity on the wheels: cleaning and disinfection of animal transportation vehicles as part of a biosecurity strategy
- Book of Abstracts
Presentations
Meeting in Tirana
- Overview of biosecurity in aquaculture
- Diagnostic Accuracy and its impact on Biosecurity Implementation Strategies
- Progressive Management Pathway for Terrestrial Animal Biosecurity
- Evaluations of Biosecurity on Fish Farms: “How to?”
- Challenges with biosecurity implementation & perceptions of biosecurity in smallholder farms
- Book of Abstracts
Presentations
28th of November Webinar
Presentations
Meeting in Padova
Presentations
Meeting in Estonia
- How to effectively communicate with farmers
- How to survive in an ASF endemic country
- Why don’t people change?
- Biosecurity status in Estonia
- Framework to evaluate biosecurity improvement programs: critical points
- Day 1, part 2: Update on Working group activities
- Framework to evaluate biosecurity improvement programs: Critical Points. Prof. Marco De Nardi and Dr. Giulia Graziosi. University of Bologna.
KEYNOTES
- Keynote 1: How to survive in an ASF endemic country? A pig producer's view on biosecurity measures. Prof. Arvo Viltrop, Estonian University of Life Sciences.
- Keynote 2: Biosecurity status in Estonia. Anne-Ly Veetamm and Kärt Jaarma. Estonian Ministry of Regional Affairs and Agriculture.
- Keynote 3: Why don't people change? Tõnu Jürjen, University of Tartu
- Keynote 4: How to effectively communicate with farmers. Dr. Kate Lamont, SRUC Scotland's Rural College.
Presentations
BETTER at ISVEE 2024
- Addressing the current status of biosecurity legislation in the European farm animal sector
- Review of social, economic and psychological factors affecting decision making around biosecurity
- Poster Digital - 497 BETTER general public survey - WG2
- Exploring the impact of biosecurity – a scoping review
- Better at ISVEE
Presentations
Meeting in Skopje
Plenary I
Plenary II
- Exploring the impact of biosecurity – a scoping review
- Framework to evaluate biosecurity improvement programs: critical points
- Stakeholders’ perspectives on communicating biosecurity to encourage behaviour change in farmers
- WG1 – Evaluation of biosecurity knowledge, risks and preferred focus in small scale farms
- WG1 Cattle Subgroup
Plenary III
Closing
Presentations
1st conference on animal biosecurity
- Book of abstracts
- BETTER Leasons (Alberto Allepuz)
- Bitesize Biosecurity (Kate Lamont)
- Challenges Outdoor (Gerard Martín)
- Cleaning_disinfection_livestock_transport trucks (Laura Courtens)
- Communication on biosecurity (Alessandro Boglia)
- Cost Effective Biosecurity (Fernando Duarte)
- Economics of biosecurity (Maurizio Aragrande and Massimo Canali)
- Evidence-based biosecurity (Scott Dee)
- FarmR!sk (Natalia Ciria)
- Mapping biosecurity (Jasna Prodanov)
- Methods Evaluation (Lena-Mari Tamminen and Miroslav Kjosevski)
- Needs Biosecurity (Damian Tago)
- Regional biosecurity (Time Nelson and Jean-Pieree Vaillancourt)
- Scalling Up Knowledge (Maria Costa and Giovanna Ciaravino)
- Sociology Behaviour Biosecurity (Alison Burrell)
- Technology & Biosecurity (Carlos Piñeiro)
- Training_Dissemination (Claude Saegerman and Niemi Jarkko and Tarmo Niine)
- Using science to write policy to manage a One Health crisis (Scott Dee)
- WOAH chapter biosecurity (Jeroen Dewulf)
