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The Acceleration of Livestock Revolution in Thailand aiming to be the Kitchen of the World through the Development of Novel Technologies for Stable Livestock Production and Food Safety

Bioresources

Kingdom of Thailand

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The Acceleration of Livestock Revolution in Thailand aiming to be the Kitchen of the World through the Development of Novel Technologies for Stable Livestock Production and Food Safety

Achieve sustainable livestock production by a new infectious disease control technology

Principal Investigator

- Specially Appointed Prof.
  MISAWA Naoaki
  Center for Animal Disease Control (CADIC), University of Miyazaki
- Dr.
  CHINTAPITAKSAKUL Lerdchai
  Director, National Institute of Animal Health (NIAH), Department of Livestock Development, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Thailand

ODA Recipient Country

Kingdom of Thailand

Research Institutions in Japan

University of Miyazaki / Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology / Hokkaido University / Kaijo Corporation / Nipponham Foods Ltd. / Kanematsu Corporation

Research Institutions in Counterpart Country

Department of Livestock Development, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Thailand / Chulalongkorn University / Mahidol University / Chiang Mai University / King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi / National Institute of Animal Health

Adoption fiscal year

FY 2019

Research Period

5 Years

Overview of the Research Project

Establishing a new system for infectious disease control in livestock and developing a safe meat production technology
Foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) and other major livestock infectious diseases are causing export restrictions and decline of livestock productions. This project, in Thailand who aims to be the Kitchen of the World, applies experiences learned from controlling FMD outbreak in Miyazaki Prefecture. In cooperation with government agencies and veterinary universities, a multi-diagnostic system for major infectious livestock diseases and a food poisoning bacteria elimination technology from the poultry are to be developed, and an epidemic prevention system based on the disease dissemination mathematical model is to be established. Through these research and training programs, this project strives to foster experts who can contribute to livestock epidemic prevention in the globalized era.

Promoting a stable and sustainable livestock production and a safe meat supply
This project establishes technology for controlling livestock infectious diseases such as FMD in Thailand. Thailand, who plays a leading role in ASEAN, will influence the neighboring countries after implementing this technology that consequently contributes to a stable and safe livestock supply worldwide.