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ICAC KOBE 2014 Outline (English)

 

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  • Please note that the pre-registration deadline for ICAC KOBE 2014 is 17:00 on Thursday July 17th. Please register at your convenience before this date.
  • This conference will have simultaneous interpreting.
  • Admission is free but attendees are requested to register beforehand.
  • Hotel rooms in Kobe are going fast. If you need accommodation, please book soon.


Live Love Animals ICAC KOBE 2014
The 3rd International Conference on Animal Care in KOBE 2014

—For the Future of People and Other Animals

 

Purpose
Created as a result of the tragic human and animal suffering caused by the 1995 Kobe Earthquake (Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake), this conference wishes improve people and animal welfare on an international basis by demonstrating
 that our responsibilities to one another are more extensive than we usually consider. This event will deliver a multi-discipline range of expertise and knowledge in a format of exchange to encourage innovative debate and to introduce new techniques and technologies, and their implementation.
Conference Objective
“We as people, and on behalf of fellow animals, need to better ‘Appreciate’ our each and every existence, help each other to attain lives that are more ‘Happy’ overall, and accept our ‘Responsibilities’ for the lives of all creatures on this planet”.
It was under the above philosophy that the 1st ICAC-KOBE (in December 2009) was held to commemorate and reflect on the experiences of the Kobe Earthquake (the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake) of January 17th 1995). The 2nd conference (in February 2012) also needed to consider such issues following the Great Japan Earthquake and tsunami disaster of March 11th, 2011). Therefore many professionals, gathering under the theme of ‘For the Future of People and Other Animals’, and representing from many different specialties including Veterinary Medicine, Crisis Management, Zoonoses, Food Safety, Animal Welfare, and the ‘Human Animal Bond’ have already been exchanging knowledge and ideas.
The 3rd ICAC-KOBE will follow the spirit of this theme ‘For the Future of People and Other Animals’ and offer wideranging topics that reflect society’s most current concerns to be explained by specialist speakers from diverse fields.
This conference aims to clarify what people in general can do towards achieving a future in which both people and other animals can enjoy higher levels of happiness and wellbeing. We intend to contribute to the greater realization of both mental and physical health for people, animals and the whole ecosystem.

 

Name Live Love Animals ICAC KOBE 2014
The 3rd International Conference on Animal Care in KOBE 2014
—For the Future of People and Other Animals
Dates Saturday 19th July 2014 & Sunday 20th July
Venue Kobe Portopia Hotel (International Conference, Reception )
Organizer Japan Veterinary Medical Association /PIIA Knots
Joint Organizers Japan Medical Association/Veterinary Association of Hyogo Prefecture/Kobe City Veterinarian Association
Symposium Organizers Society for Zoonoses Research/Japanese Animal Hospital Association (JAHA)/Japan Animal Welfare Society (JAWS)/Japanese Coalition for Animal Welfare/Japanese Society of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine/Japan Veterinary Medical Association/Japan Bear Network/Japanese Society for Applied Animal Behaviour/The Japanese Society of Veterinary Science/Nara Prefecture Uda Animal Park Promotion Office/PIIA Knots
Main Sponsor Nestle PURINA
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Symposium Supporting Companies Royal Canin Japon/Nestlé PURINA/DS Pharma Animal Health Co., Ltd./Mars Japan Limited
Conference Supporter
– Companies and Organizations
Pet Food Institute (USA) /ROKKOSAN COUNTRY HOUSE/ASAHI GROUP HOLDINGS, LTD.
Conference Supporter
– Individuals
Donations by individuals
Helping Organizer Tsutomu Nakauchi Foundation
Special Cooperation JAPAN PET FOOD ASSOCIATION /
Graduate School of Veterinary Medicine, Hokkaido University/Veterinary Medicine Program, Obihiro University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine/Cooperative Department of Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of Agriculture, Iwate University/Department of Veterinary Medical Sciences, The University of Tokyo/Cooperative Department of Veterinary Medicine, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology/Joint Department of Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of Applied Biological Sciences, Gifu University/Joint Department of Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of Agriculture, Tottori University/Department of Veterinary Medicine,Joint Faculty of Veterinary Medicine,Yamaguchi University/Department of Veterinary Sciences,
Faculty of Agriculture university of Miyazaki
/Department of Veterinary Medicine,Joint Faculty of Veterinary Medicine,Kagoshima University/Division of Veterinary Science, Graduate School of Life and Environmental Sciences, Osaka Prefecture University/School of Veterinary Medicine ,Rakuno Gakuen University/School of Veterinary Medicine , Kitasato University/Department of Veterinary Medicine,College of Bioresource Sciences, Nihon University/School of Veterinary Medicine, Azabu University/School of Veterinary Medicine, Nippon Veterinary and Life Science University
Cooperation Institute of tropical medicine Nagasaki university/Japanese Society of Parasitology/The Japan Society of Medical Entomology and Zoology/Japanese Society of Tropical Medicine/Wild Life Rescue Veterinarian Association/Japan Association of Zoos and Aquariums/Hyogo Prefecture Animal Wellbeing Center/Hyogo Sikadeer Sustainable Use Working Group/AnimaTec OHSHIMA/Japan Association for the Promotion of Canine Good Citizens/Japan Pet Products Manufacturers Association/Yezo Deer Association/Nippon Animal Hospital Association/Japan SPF Swine Association/Headquarters for the Relief of Animals in Emergencies/Chiyoda Nyantonaru-kai/Japan Riding Association for the Disabled/Society for the Study of Human Animal Relations/Japanese Veterinary Nursing Association/Association for Promoting Living with Pets (APLP)/JAPAN KENNEL CLUB/Japan Association of Veterinary Students
Support Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries/Ministry of the Environment/Ministry of Health,Labour and Welfare /Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology/Hyogo Prefecture/Kobe City/Hyogo Prefecture Board of Education/Kobe City Board of Education/Kobe Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals/The Hyogo Prefecture Medical Association/Kobe Medical Association/Japan Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals/Japan Pet Care Association/Japan Human Animal Nature Bond Society
Target Animal-related industry professionals, public hygiene specialists, and similar、Students、general
Contents

[International Conference]

Date: Saturday 18th & Sunday 19th February, 2012
Registry fee: Charge Free
Contents: Keynote speech and 9 Work shops

«Keynote Speech»

Professor Hiroshi KIDA
“Studies on the ecology of influenza virus for the control of avian influenza and preparedness for pandemic influenza”

Member of the Japan Academy / Distinguished Professor, Hokkaido University / Head, Research Center for Zoonosis Control / Head, OIE World Reference Laboratory for Avian Influenza / Head, WHO Collaborating Centre for Zoonoses Control

 

«Symposium»

■Symposium Ⅰ “Zoonoses Within Our Living Environment”
■Sympojium Ⅱ “Animals Unlock People’s Hearts ~ CAPP Activities Exceed 15,000 Sessions”
■Symposium Ⅲ “The Cycle of Violence: The Connection Between Violence to Humans and Animals”
■Symposium Ⅳ ““Always Together” —A Great Society Providing Excellent Owner Support”
■Symposium Ⅴ “One World, One Health —What is Happening in Polar Areas?”
■Symposium Ⅵ “Damage to the Livestock Industry Caused by Wild Animals”
■Symposium Ⅶ “Advanced Veterinarian Technologies and Terminal Medical Care for Pets (incl. Euthanasia)”
■Symposium Ⅷ “Stock raising Now! Food safety and animal welfare”
■Symposium Ⅸ “Teaching Children that All Life is Precious: Nara Prefecture’s “Inochi” Education”

Report: After the conference, a record of the Keynote speech and workshops talks will be made in both Japanese and English. This will be uploaded to the Knots website and submitted for inclusion on the CABI scientific on-line database (CABI is a free of charge British NPO database on agricultural related topics).

 

[Poster Session]

Poster Sessions for Postgraduates will be held at ICAC KOBE 2014
Date:
Part1 Saturday 19th July, 10:00~18:00 *breaks: 12:30~13:30 and 16:30~18:00
Part2 Sunday 20th July, 10:00~17:00 (end of conference) *break: 13:00~14:00
*Posters will be on display during the dates and hours below. Those presenting posters are asked to be next to their poster during symposium break times to answer viewer questions.

[Reception]

Date: Saturday 18th 18:00−20:00
Kobe Portopia Hotel Grand Banquet Room ‘Kairaku’ 
Unit Donations (in amounts of 5,000 Yen per lot).

Advisors Prof. Takashi UEMURA, Shijonawate Gakuen University
Prof. Kazumi SASAI, Osaka Prefecture University School of Veterinary Science
Dr. Hiroko SHIBANAI, Advisor, Japanese Animal Hospital Association/Director, Akasaka Animal Hospital
Dr. Kimihiro TAMAI, Chairperson, Veterinary Association of Wakayama Prefecture
Dr. Chizuko YAMAGUCHI, Veterinary Inspector, Japan Animal Welfare Society
Ms. Keiko YAMAZAKI, Companion Animal Study Group “Go”
Secretariat PIIA Knots