Traceability for Healthy Borders Meeting 2013

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Transboundary Disease and

Traceability in the GreaterMekong Subregion (GMS)Sununtar Setboonsarng,

Southeast Asia DepartmentAsian Development BankBiregional Meeting on Healthy Borders

in the Greater Mekong Subregion5-7 August 2013

Royal Orchid Sheraton HotelBangkok, Thailand

Disclaimer: The views expressed in this paper/presentation do not necessarily reflect the views orpolicies of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), or its Board of Governors, or the governments theyrepresent. ADB does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this paper and accepts noresponsibility for any consequence of their use. Terminology used may not necessarily be consistent

with ADB official terms.


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Outline

Transboundary diseases and pests agri-food systems in the GMS

GMS Regional Cooperation Program inAgriculture sector

Traceability and Its Importance

Lessons from poultry in KyotoADB TAs on Transboundary Disease and

Traceability


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The Greater Mekong Subregion


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Common Agroecosystems inGreater Mekong Subregion

In the GMS where market forces existfor movement of crops and livestockacross boundaries, transboundary

spread of pests and diseases issignificant.


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Foot and

MouthDisease(FMD)


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Foot and Mouth Disease Outbreak

Madin, 2010


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Crossborder PestsInvestation

2010 Cassava Mealybug (from Africa toThailand to other GMS countries)

25% of production, $1 billion damage


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Core Agriculture SupportProgram Phase II

(2011-2020)


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GMS Agricultural Cooperation:Vision Statement

The Greater Mekong Subregion isrecognized globally as the leadingproducer of safe food, using climate-friendly agricultural practices andintegrated into global markets through

regional economic corridors.

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Agricultural Research and Development

Private Sector Involvement

Institutional Mechanisms for Regional

Cooperation

VisionThe Greater Mekong Subregion is recognized

as the leading producer of safe food, using

climate friendly agricultural practices and integratedinto global markets through regional economic corridors.

Pillar 3:Bioenergy and

BiomassManagement

Pillar 1:Food Safety

TradeModernization

Pillar 2:ClimateFriendly

Agriculture


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Traceability andIts Importance


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Traceability Systems

Definition of traceability (ISO 22005:2007):

The ability to follow themovement of a feed or foodthrough specified stage (s)

of production, processing anddistribution


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Producer

Processor Wholesaler

Retailer

ConsumerFlow of Agricultural Products

FoodTraceability Database

Output Information

Tracing or tracking back

Tracking or tracking forward

Upstream

Downstream

Food Traceability System


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Murakoso, 2011

Paperless


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Globalization &Market Trends

Increased international food trade

Global concerns on food safety

Increased requirement ofdocumentation (WTO, FTAs) andtraceability system

Traceability systems allow for improveddisease outbreak management


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Case Study: Poultry in KyotoPrefecture

Avian flu caused damaged tothe industry

Producers, distributors, andPoultry Safety PromotionCouncil of Kyoto LocalGovernment formed a

Council Consumer survey

Reliability not the details
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Scope of System

Farm

Slaughtering house

Processing house Retailer
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Costs

Production and processing site Hardware and software:

$20,000/site Running costs: $2,000/yr

Membership fee $500/yr Printing and supply of label $400/yr Hardware maintenance fee $500/yr Usage fee of software (Mistubishi)

$600/yrRetail store running cost: $2,000/yr


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Benefits

Consumers are satisfied with thesystem

Sale of poultry resumed Tracability of outbreak is effective


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Lessons & Recommendationsfor Developing Countries

Traceability System is essential ingaining market access

improves business efficiency throughoutthe supply-chain

improves management of disease

outbreaks Public-private partnership is essential in

establishment


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ADB GMS Programs on

Transboundary Diseaseand Traceability


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Agricultural Research and Development

Private Sector Involvement

Institutional Mechanisms for Regional

Cooperation

VisionThe Greater Mekong Subregion is recognized

as the leading producer of safe food, using

climate friendly agricultural practices and integratedinto global markets through regional economic corridors.

Pillar 3:Bioenergy and

BiomassManagement

Pillar 1:Food Safety

TradeModernization

Pillar 2:ClimateFriendly

Agriculture


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RETA 6390: Transboundary AnimalDisease Control for Poverty

Reduction in the GMS RETA of $1.65 million Pilot public-private partnership projects

on livestock traceability systemsbetween Lao-PRC and CAM-VIE;

Development of grass root awarenessraising materials on safe foodproduction and accessing higher valuemarkets


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RETA 8163: Implementing the

CASP in the GMS Phase 2RETA Amount: $7.5million (Sida)Pilot cross-border e-trade and tracability systems

for green, high value agri-food products

I t t T d F ilit ti


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Investment: Trade Facilitation-Improved Sanitary and Phytosanitary

(SPS) Handling in the GMS

Coverage: CAM/LAO/VIE Loan amount: $25.87 million for CAM/LAO Grant amount: $11.0 million for Lao PDR

Loan/Grant amount: $11.72 M for VIEThe project will strengthen institutions and operationaland management capacities for operating cost-effectiveSPS systems that facilitate trade and protect health.


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Traceability is win-win solution formarket access and for

transboundary diseasemanagement

Healthy borders start with healthy

production system


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Thank youfor your

attention

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