Quality Control of Veterinary Vaccines in Developing Countries
Contents: Part I: Overview on Veterinary Vaccines for Developing Countries. 2. Regional Harmonization of Vaccine Quality Standards and Stimulation of Vaccine Technologies in Developing Countries/M M Rweyemamu, D Sylla nad V Palya. 2. Profiles of Veterinary Vaccine Production and Quality Control in Developing and Less Advanced Countries: Vaccines for Livestock/P C Lefevre. 3. Profiles of Veterinary Vaccines Production and Quality Control in Developing and Less Advanced Countries: Vaccines for Poultry/A L Ibrahim and L H Seng. 4. Veterinary Vaccine Production and Quality Control in Developing and Less Advanced Countries/F G Davies. Part II: Veterinary Vaccine Production and Qulaity Control Facilities in Different Regions of the World Country Reports: Africa: 5. Eradication Policy for Foot-and-Mouth Diseases in Botswana/M Mannathoko. 6. Production and Quality Control of Vaccine at the National Veterinary Laboratory, Garoua (Cameroon)/N Zoyem. 7. Vaccine Production and Quality Control in Ethiopia/G Y Mebratu. 8. The Kenya Veterinary Vaccine Production Unit (KEVEVAPI)/R Korir. 9. Vaccine Production in West Africa: Sengal and Mali/D Syllanad M Rweyemamu. 10. Quality Control of Modified Living Viral Vaccines in Libya Somalia and Czechoslovakia/V Rozkosny. 11. Vaccine Production and Control in Syria/G Khoury. Asia and the Pacific Region. 12. Production and Quality Control Systems for Veterinary Bioproducts in China/T Guiyun. 13. Vaccine Production and Quality Control in India/P N Bhat. 14. The Activities of the Veterinary Drug Assay Laboratories, Gujungsindur, Bogor, Indonesia/S B Siregar. 15. Vaccine Production and Quality Control in Malaysia/A L Ibrahim and L H Seng. Latin America. 16. Foot-and-Mouth Disease Virus Production and Control of Vaccines in South America/R A Casas Olascoaga. Europe. 17. Vaccine Control in Italy/M Tollis. 18. Vaccine Production and Control in France/R M Lombard. 19. Vaccine Production and Quality Control in Poland/Z Pejsak and J Gorski. 20. Vaccine Production and Control in Hungary/V Palya. Discussion. Part III: Some Technical Aspects of Vaccine Production and Quality Control: 21. Live Viral Vaccines....
In the case of livestock, control of the major epizootic diseases will be a prime requirement for increased production in the developing world. Veterinary vaccines are a major factor in programmes to bring the economically important diseases under control. They must be effective, consistent in performance and economically affordable. The book will help to protect farmers in the developing countries from the effects of poor-quality veterinary vaccines and will contribute to the welfare of livestock as well as the global control of animal diseases.
