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Establishment of a PPR Global Research and Expertise Network (PPR-GREN)

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Dear Moderator,
 
As was the case with RP, several biological and physiological factors favor the prospect of achieving global eradication of PPR virus. These include: (i) possibility to use a single vaccine to protect animals against all PPRV strains; (ii) absence of a carrier state; (iii) no  known and well documented reservoir of infection outside the small ruminant population; (iv) availability of safe live attenuated vaccines, which are relatively cheap to produce and confer life-long immunity after a single dose; (v) the near perspective of accessing thermo stable or thermo-tolerant vaccines; (vi) possibility of combination of PPR vaccine with other important small ruminant disease; (vii)  the availability of affordable diagnostic tests for sero-monitoring of vaccination programmes and detection of virus circulation; (viii) as well as a growing global political support for eradication. I am in opinion that there is a room of  coupling the control of one priority
 SRD on regional basis with the global eradication of PPR virus.
 
Dr. Hiver BOUSSINI
Animal Health Officer
African Union/Interafrican Bureau for Animal Resources

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