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AQUAPLAN - Australia's National Strategic Plan for Aquatic Animal Health
AQUAPLAN is Australia’s National Strategic Plan for Aquatic Animal Health. It is a broad comprehensive strategy to build and enhance capacity for the management of aquatic animal health in Australia. The plan outlines objectives and projects to develop a national approach to emergency preparedness and response, and to the overall management of aquatic animal health.
AQUAPLAN was developed and formally endorsed by the Australian and state and territory governments as well as private industry sectors. The development of AQUAPLAN and the implementation of its projects are overseen by the Aquatic Animal Health Committee (AAHC).
- AQUAPLAN 2005-2010
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AQUAPLAN 1998-2003 PDF [1.6mb]
- Five Year Review of AQUAPLAN 1997-2002
The progress and priorities regarding ongoing AQUAPLAN 2005-2010 projects were reviewed by stakeholders in 2007. An implementation table has been devised with summaries of the ongoing projects, and the next steps to be undertaken for each project.
- AQUAPLAN 2005–2010 Projects Update February 2008: Progress and Priorities PDF [139kb]
AQUAPLAN Newsletter
Every six months aquatic animal health stakeholders (industry, government, academics, researchers) receive the AQUAPLAN newsletter which provides updates on the work of the AAHC and also the progress of projects under the current national strategic plan, AQUAPLAN 2005-2010.
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AQUAPLAN Newsletter July 2008 PDF [1.6mb]
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AQUAPLAN Newsletter October 2007 PDF [214kb]
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AQUAPLAN Newsletter March 2007 PDF [758kb]
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AQUAPLAN Newsletter August 2006 PDF [952kb]
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