Project

An optimal multidisciplinary antimicrobial resistance (ABR) surveillance program in Vietnam, partnered and funded by CIRAD, France, 2018

A systems approach to livelihood-sensitive veterinary antimicrobial stewardship in Vietnam, partnered and funded by ILRI, 2017

– Local partners: 12 in Thai Nguyen Province

Monitoring and early warning system for climate-sensitive diseases in Vietnam, in partnership with ILRI, funded by CGIAR, 2016-2017

Identifying the burden of antibiotic resistance in Vietnam across different ecosystems, the Vietnam Bilateral Scientific Cooperation Agency in collaboration with the University of Antwerp (UA), Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Institute of Vaccines & Infectious Diseases (Vaxinfectio), Laboratory of Medical Microbiology (LMM), sponsored by NAFOSTED, 2016-2018

Survey of epidemiological and social information for rabies control in Vietnam, funded by Rakuno Gakuen University, 2016

The Global Tuberculosis Project, in collaboration with the National Lung Hospital and the Global Fund for Tuberculosis, 2016-2017

Advantages and ways of an integrated health approach to the management of antimicrobial resistance in Vietnam, in partnership with and funded by the Swiss Institute of Tropical Medicine and Public Health (Swiss TPH), 2016

This study was conducted to provide policymakers with relevant information and recommendations to identify and address disease-related risks to humans, livestock and wildlife. from wastewater from livestock activities (2015).

The objective of the study is to provide policymakers and experts in relevant fields in Vietnam with relevant information and recommendations regarding the knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) of pig farmers in Vietnam on the use of antibiotics in livestock production and the main routes to introduce antibiotics into the production chain of pig meat for human consumption, with a focus on pig production (2015).

The project focused on training workshops, developing case studies, small studies and developing guidelines for food safety chemical and microbiological risk assessment (2013 – 2015).

The objective of the study was i) to describe and evaluate the current status of AMR in veterinary and health care in Vietnam