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E-mail

EuFMD@fao.org

Website

https://www.fao.org/eufmd/en/

EuFMD HQ

EuFMD / FAO

Viale delle Terme di Caracalla, 00153 Roma, Italy

Telephone 0039 06 57051

Social media

Other resources related FMD and Similar Transboundary animal diseases (FAST) are shared on social media.

https://www.linkedin.com/company/eufmd

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In recent years, EuFMD has focused on testing emergency preparedness through simulation exercises and self-assessment. This work has highlighted gaps that require targeted tools to address them. In collaboration with DG SANTE and EuFMD Member Nations, key gaps are being identified and criteria and examples of good practice developed.

GET prepared provides resources to address these gaps and to support preparedness and response to FAST disease outbreaks.

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Emergency preparedness components are presented as a wall, with each brick representing a component and linking to tools and resources for assessing preparedness gaps. The wall is structured from bottom to top into a Foundation layer followed by the three epidemiological outbreak phases—Alert, Emergency and Reconstruction—aligned with FAO Good Emergency Management Practices.

The phases are color-coded (green, yellow, red and blue) and include complementary components relevant to each phase. The Wall provides tools for every component, such as guidance documents, templates, calculators (e.g. EuFMDiS), checklists, videos, webinars and examples of good practice to support preparedness and response.

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Get prepared. Emergency preparedness Wall

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Get prepared. Emergency preparedness Wall

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A set of existing tools and new ones for assessing gaps in preparedness and resource requirements.

A collaboration to share good practices. A Wall for the contingency planner.

How prepared are we?

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