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    Indonesia has over 17 million cattle and buffaloes that are at risk for Lumpy Skin Disease. The country's veterinary services are decentralized with central oversight from the Ministry of Agriculture. Indonesia considers its risk of LSD incursion to be low with high uncertainty due to not importing live animals from infected countries. Surveillance efforts include general surveillance and reporting of suspected cases. Outreach to raise awareness includes using social media and targeting local veterinary officers. Currently only one laboratory can diagnose LSD, so increasing diagnostic capabilities is a challenge along with training animal health officers and ensuring vaccine access if needed. The country aims to review disease legislation, provide laboratory training, and conduct simulations to improve preparedness.

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    Indonesia has over 17 million cattle and buffaloes that are at risk for Lumpy Skin Disease. The country's veterinary services are decentralized with central oversight from the Ministry of Agriculture. Indonesia considers its risk of LSD incursion to be low with high uncertainty due to not importing live animals from infected countries. Surveillance efforts include general surveillance and reporting of suspected cases. Outreach to raise awareness includes using social media and targeting local veterinary officers. Currently only one laboratory can diagnose LSD, so increasing diagnostic capabilities is a challenge along with training animal health officers and ensuring vaccine access if needed. The country aims to review disease legislation, provide laboratory training, and conduct simulations to improve preparedness.

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    07 Indonesia LSD Preparedness Risk of Incursion

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    Indonesia has over 17 million cattle and buffaloes that are at risk for Lumpy Skin Disease. The country's veterinary services are decentralized with central oversight from the Ministry of Agriculture. Indonesia considers its risk of LSD incursion to be low with high uncertainty due to not importing live animals from infected countries. Surveillance efforts include general surveillance and reporting of suspected cases. Outreach to raise awareness includes using social media and targeting local veterinary officers. Currently only one laboratory can diagnose LSD, so increasing diagnostic capabilities is a challenge along with training animal health officers and ensuring vaccine access if needed. The country aims to review disease legislation, provide laboratory training, and conduct simulations to improve preparedness.

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    08/06/21

    Preparedness by the country at the risk of


    Lumpy skin disease(LSD) incursion
    Country name: Indonesia

    M.M. (Andi) Hidayat


    Senior Veterinary Officer
    Directorate of Animal Health – Ministry of Agriculture

    Country Livestock Profile


    • Cattle and Buffalo Population: 17.327.223(1)
    • 95% Cattle
    • 5% Buffalo
    • Mayority small holder farmer
    • Veterinary Services
    • Decentralized
    • Central: Ministry of Agrucluture
    • Provincial
    • Districts

    (1) FAO, 2020, Introduction and spread of lumpy skin disease in South, East and
    Southeast Asia Qualitative risk assessment and management

    1
    08/06/21

    Risk Assessment
    • Import live cattle and
    buffalo from free
    country
    • No infected countries in
    neighbouring country
    • Considered as low with
    high uncertainty

    Surveillance
    • General Surveillance
    • Reporting suspected cases via ISIKHNAS

    2
    08/06/21

    Raising Awareness
    • IEC:
    • Coordinators ISIKHNAS
    • Social media (facebook, twitter)
    • Target:
    • Local veterinary officers, central
    veterinary officers, Lab diagnostic
    staff, Communities

    Diagnostic lab capacity


    • Currently, only one laboratory is capable to do
    diagnostic test Research Center for Veterinary
    Sciences (RCVS)

    3
    08/06/21

    Challenges
    • Increasing Laboratory capabilities for DICs
    • Training for animal health officers in the field
    • Acces to vaccine (in emergency situation)
    • Compensation scheme

    Way Forward
    • Review Legislation for priority disease
    • Laboratory training
    • Simulation

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    08/06/21

    Thank you

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