Surveillance: how to reach the poor? : [Part A - Oral presentations]

Surveillance of animal diseases in developing countries faces many constraints. Innovative tools and methods should be defined, assessed and applied in close connection with local farmers and national stakeholders to enhance surveillance in remote and neglected areas. The authors describe fieldwork in Cambodia and Madagascar. The comparison of experiences in the two countries' very challenging environments enriches the analysis of their surveillance systems. (Resume d'auteur)