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The Long Journey to BVD Eradication.

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Summary

This review examines bovine virus diarrhoea (BVD) control programs in Europe from a stakeholder viewpoint. Insights from a global congress enrich the understanding of BVD control and eradication strategies.

Keywords:

BVD bovine viral diarrhoea virus compulsory control legislation stakeholders voluntary

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Veterinary Science
Epidemiology
Animal Health

Background:

Bovine virus diarrhoea (BVD) poses a significant challenge to European cattle industries.
Effective control programmes are crucial for mitigating economic losses and improving animal welfare.
Stakeholder involvement is vital for successful disease management strategies.

Purpose of the Study:

To review current bovine virus diarrhoea (BVD) control programmes across Europe.
To gather insights from key stakeholders in the cattle industry regarding BVD control and eradication.
To enrich the understanding of the journey from BVD control to potential eradication.

Main Methods:

A review of existing BVD control programmes in various European countries.
Analysis of outputs from a global, virtual congress focused on BVD control.
Incorporation of perspectives from diverse stakeholders representing the cattle industry.

Main Results:

Current BVD control efforts in countries including Spain, England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Germany, and Switzerland were presented.
Stakeholder input provided practical insights into the challenges and opportunities in BVD control.
The review highlights the importance of a unified approach to BVD eradication.

Conclusions:

Stakeholder collaboration is essential for advancing from BVD control to eradication.
Tailored strategies based on regional contexts and industry input are necessary for effective BVD management.
Continued international cooperation and knowledge sharing can accelerate progress towards BVD-free status in Europe.