In this last webinar entitled “Moving towards output-based surveillance to control nonregulated diseases of cattle in the EU”, Dr Inge Santman-Berends, Chair of COST Action, gave an overview…
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Final progress report – November 2022
The COST Action SOUND control ended on 29 October 2022. At the end, the Action connected 107 members from 33 different countries. We have built a close network…
SOUND control Newsletter – November 2022
The fifth and final edition of our newsletter is online. In this newsletter you will find a nice farewell letter from our COST Action Chair Inge Santman-Berends, a…
A shiny app to present the results of WP1 has been developed
Within WP1 we created an overview of non-regulated cattle diseases in the European Union for which control programmes (CPs) are in place within Member States (MS) (https://sound-control.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Deliverable-1.1-version-9.pdf). Within…
SOUND control final conference 19-20 September in Athens, Greece
On 19 and 20 September, a very well organized final SOUND control conference was held in beautiful Athens, Greece. With more than 50 participants from 20 countries being…
SOUND control members at ISVEE16 in Halifax
One year later than planned, the 16th International Symposium of Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics (ISVEE16), entitled “Connecting Animals, People, and their shared environments“, was held in Halifax, Canada,…
Training School “Scenario Tree Modelling” in Ljubljana
In June 2022, twenty participants attended the 3-day training school on scenario tree modelling (STM) in Ljubljana. The aim of STM is to quantitatively analyse multiple complex components…
STSM University of Nottingham (March – June 2022)
The main objective of my 3-month Short-Term Scientific Mission (STSM) was to synthesise the information gathered during the activities of Working Group 4 (WG4) and link it to…
E-Book “Global Control and Eradication Programmes For Cattle Diseases”
An important part of the SOUND control COST Action has been to identify and describe as many as possible of the control and eradication programmes for endemic diseases…
Webinar “Progress with the Global Burden of Animal Diseases programme” by Jonathan Rushton
The webinar about the Global Burden of Animal Diseases programme was presented by Jonathan Rushton. Jonathan Rushton is an agricultural economist who specialises in the economics of animal…