The second day of the conference saw presentations from Dr. Wudu Temsegen Jemburu and Emma-Jane Murray.
The first GBADs presentation was from Dr. Wudu Temsegen Jemburu who presented ‘Estimating disease burden of Small ruminants in Ethiopia: Application of GBADS framework’. This was a fantastic talk which explained exactly what we are achieving with our Ethiopia Case Study. You can find out more on our Ethiopian Case Study here.
Within the second day Emma-Jane Murray had the opportunity to do a flash presentation of her poster ‘Estimating the Irish cattle herd biomass and associated total stock value in 2019’ to the SVEPM consortium. This was well received and attendees were able to view the poster over the course of the annual meeting.
On the third and final day of the conference, we had Prof. Delia Grace Randolph, Disease prioritisation theme lead, present her work on ‘Current and potential use of animal disease data by stakeholders in the global south and global north’. An informative talk which was a great way to end the 3-day annual meeting.