Kiosks

All Kiosks

The AMR Corner-Securing our future

You might know that antimicrobial resistance contributes to over one million deaths worldwide each year. But did you know it also causes US$17 billion GDP losses in livestock production systems? In 20 years from now, without coordinated action, 39 million people would die, and annual global livestock GDP losses will go up to US$ 1.7 trillion....

Publications and Documentation

Looking for the Organisation’s most up-to-date resources? Visit the kiosk to browse our publications, essential guidance and key documents that support our mission and your work

One Health

The One Health Kiosk is an interactive space to promote dialogue, gather insights on Members’ needs and priorities, and highlight WOAH’s leadership in operationalizing One Health. It showcases how the OH Joint Plan of Action and Quadripartite Joint Offer foster investment and coordinated action

WAHIS

To promote the value of WAHIS and its activities by providing live demonstrations and explaining how it can be used in practice. This kiosk will also offer an opportunity to answer questions and support users in better understanding and navigating the platform

WAHIS Business Discussions

To respond to questions from countries and territories that report to WAHIS by providing guidance on reporting requirements and processes. This kiosk will also offer one-to-one support or short training sessions, tailored to the specific needs of each user

WildEpi & Wildlife Health Hub

Explore the new Wildlife Health Reporting System (WildEpi) through live demos and hands-on use on mobile and desktop. Learn how this new reporting pathway enhances information sharing and risk analysis. During dedicated sessions, connect with WOAH partners—including WDA, WOAH WildNet members, the CPW, and the wildlife health work of WOAH in regions

International Coalition for Animal Welfare

ICFAW is a global coalition of animal welfare organizations working to improve animal welfare worldwide. It pools expertise, coordinates advocacy, and amplifies a collective voice in international policy, partnering with WOAH to advance animal welfare standards. This kiosk will only be present from Thursday to Friday

STAR IDAZ IRC

Discover STAR IDAZ IRC, a global consortium of research funders and stakeholders networking across more than 55 countries. Together, we accelerate tools and strategies to control animal diseases and zoonoses. Explore priorities, activities and collaboration opportunities—join us! This kiosk will only be present from Monday to Wednesday

BioPREVAIL

Biological Preparedness and Resilience through Evolution and Innovation of Laboratories: BioPREVAIL is a One Health Security Innovation Initiative for Sustainable Laboratories. This kiosk will only be present Monday and Tuesday

IHSC–Representing Horse sports

The International Horse Sports Confederation (IHSC) represents the global horse sport industry. Through its public-private partnership with WOAH, IHSC supports animal health and welfare in the international movement of horses and promotes biosecurity and digital certification.. This kiosk will only be present from Monday to Wednesday

WOAH’s Official disease status

Visit the Status Department kiosk to discover WOAH’s 30-year journey in Official Disease Status Recognition. Meet our team, learn about official disease status, control programmes, annual reconfirmations, the Disease Status Management Platform (DSMP), and self-declarations

Together against TADs

GF-TADs is a joint initiative of FAO and WOAH to achieve the prevention, detection and control of transboundary animal diseases (TADs) prioritised at global level (ASF, FMD, HPAI, PPR, Rinderpest) and regional levels (LSD, NWSW, RVF). Each day, the kiosk will feature one Region and one Disease Working Group. - Monday : Middle East and HPAI -...

The World Bank Group

Come and chat with staff from the World Bank Group (IDA/IBRD and IFC) to exchange about the Bank’s priorities, approach regarding livestock, animal health and welfare, and financing mechanisms for both the public and the private sectors

Capacity Building

Animal Health leadership in global health systems requires performant Veterinary and Aquatic Animal Health Services and a competent workforce: PVS and Training are WOAH capacity-building programmes, providing assessment and support for planning and development in a continuous improvement cycle

Regional Support to Members

This kiosk highlights how WOAH Regional Offices contribute to strengthen Veterinary Services worldwide by supporting Members through regional coordination, capacity building, and tailored initiatives in disease control, standards, early warning, and emergency preparedness, among others. Each region presents illustrations of their impact. Monday:...

Gift Shop

Find official merchandise, exclusive souvenirs, and unique branded items at the WOAH General Session gift shop stand. Take home memorable keepsakes and gifts that capture the spirit of the event and celebrate your participation

The WOAH Observatory

Visit the WOAH Observatory stand to discover how data are turned into action to support the implementation of international standards. Explore key findings from the Second Monitoring Report, the Observatory’s methodology and its new digital platform. Test your knowledge through an interactive quiz with prizes

Cyberbiosecurity Research

The cybersecurity kiosk aims to raise awareness among Delegates about potential cyber threats and the importance of cybersecurity, educate them on protection measures, and assess as well as gather data on the level of cybersecurity maturity across different veterinary services. This kiosk will only be present from Wednesday to Friday

ASF-AID: Theory to Practice

ASF control: from theory to practice (ASF-AID) bridges the Italian NRL and key institutes with 5 partner countries (Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, North Macedonia and Serbia) to enhance ASF preparedness, control and eradication through coordinated national efforts and international cooperation

EVML

Essential Veterinary Medicines List (EVML) : identifies priority medicines and vaccines for food-producing animals. Developed by WVA and Brooke, it builds on WHO and WSAVA lists. It guides countries in creating national lists, improving access, prudent use, and supporting One Health in primary veterinary care