ICAM Coalition Virtual Conference 2023

• Elly Hiby
  Welcome
  

• John D. Boone & Tyler Flockhart
  Species distribution models for dog and cat management

• Helen Fielding
  The Goa DogPop project – a multisite randomised controlled trial measuring the impacts of sterilisation on free-roaming dog populations

• Tuntikorn Rungpatana – Dr Oob
  Bangkok CNVR planning, monitoring and evaluation

• Andrew Yoak
  StreetDogSim: Using computer modeling to help plan free-roaming dog interventions
  

• Conrad Freuling
  High-Resolution Settlement Layer (HRSL) to estimate dog populations and derive vaccination coverage after parenteral and oral rabies vaccination – an example from Namibia

• Terence Scott
  Holistic and scientific: Making data-driven approaches accessible to anyone

• Paul Marvel
  Welcome
  

• Audrey Delsink
  A one health approach through “Healthy Pets, Healthier Community” program in low-income communities of South Africa

• Zain Shaheen
  Barriers to humane dog population management and impact on human health in Jordan

• Abdul-Jalil Mohammadzai – Dr Mo
  All in ‘One programme, Kabul, Afghanistan’

• Tessa Baker
  Long-term subsidized veterinary service provision in Indigenous communities in Northern Canada: A One Health approach to service delivery and program evaluation

• Jessica Hoopes
  Beyond dog management: One Health considerations in the changing landscape of parasite treatment and prophylaxis in Australian Indigenous community dog health and management programs

• Kavosa Mudoga
  Dog population findings from the AU-IBAR 2021-2022 survey to determine the ‘institutional preparedness of African countries to eliminate rabies by 2030’

• Bonny Cumming
  The impacts of the Ehrlichia canis outbreak for remote Australian Indigenous communities, their dog populations and dog population management programs

• Pankaj KC
  Welcome
  

• Pankaj KC
  Paws for progress: The importance of dog population management in sustainable development

• Anita Socol & Manuela Rowlings
  Collaboration between different dog population management actors as key to a successful program

• Silja Schiller-Moumtzidis
  Government leadership in population management: Case study Zero Stray Pawject

• Liat Morgan
  The Israeli governmental Dog Population Management (DPM) program as a solution for a western country

Note: Presentation video embargoed pending publication

• Liran Pitman
  The regulator’s predicament: Using public consultation as a tool towards developing a national policy for managing free-roaming cats in Israel

• Agnès Dufau
  TNR Programs in Spain – national and local outlook: Overview of the newly adopted Law on the Protection of the Rights and Welfare of Animals and the specific example of the city of Cordoba

• Tamara Kartal
  Welcome
  

• Alex Rothlisberger
  The importance of access to care in dog and cat management programs

• Ruth De Vere
  Educating communities is only half the battle

• Annelieke Laninga (Anna)
  Community adoption – Striking a balance between human and animal welfare

• Dr. Vrushti Mawani & Dr. Piyush Patel
  Integrated Animal Birth Control programs: Engaging communities to reduce human-dog conflict in urban India

• Alanna Collicutt
  Introduction to managing dogs in First Nations workshop

• Michelle Tuma: Moved to Friday

• Download: Day 4 Q&A report

• Elly  Hiby
  Welcome
  

• Battersea, Dogs Trust Worldwide, FOUR PAWS, ICatCare
  Resources for shelters in a “one-stop” presentation

• Ana-Maria Constantinescu
  Changing attitudes and behaviours towards shelter dogs through our soccer adoption campaign in Romania

• Valerie Benka
  A “spay shot” is on the path to transform access to sterilization

• Abi Collinson
  “It’s just one piece of the puzzle…”: Practitioner perspectives regarding the role of sterilisation in dog population management

• Matt Backhouse
  The dog and cat meat trade: Implications for rabies control and population management

• Michelle Tuma
  Increasing access to veterinary care in Canada’s North through telehealth and community animal health worker programs

• Elly Hiby
  Closing: Creating impact, efficiency and sustainability in dog and cat population management