Salud y Bienestar de los Animales
El Panel sobre Salud y Bienestar Animal (AHAW) ofrece asesoramiento científico sobre todos los aspectos relacionados con las enfermedades animales y el bienestar animal. Su labor se centra en el bienestar de los animales de granja (como cerdos, ovejas, aves de corral, ganado vacuno, peces y especies criadas para la obtención de pieles), así como de los animales criados con fines deportivos, cinegéticos, de compañía o de investigación.
Plenary meetings
Redes
¿Qué son las redes de la Autoridad Europea de Seguridad Alimentaria (EFSA)?
Las redes de la EFSA están formadas por organizaciones designadas a nivel nacional de los Estados miembros de la UE con experiencia en las áreas que abarca la red. También se puede invitar a participar en el trabajo de las redes de la EFSA a representantes de la Comisión Europea y otras organizaciones (incluidas las de fuera de la UE) con experiencia específica.
Las redes están presididas por la EFSA y cuentan con el apoyo de sus unidades competentes. Su objetivo es facilitar la cooperación científica en áreas de competencia de la EFSA mediante:
• Coordinación de actividades,
• Intercambio de información,
• Desarrollo e implementación de proyectos conjuntos,
• Intercambio de conocimientos y mejores prácticas.
• Decision concerning the establishment and operation of European Networks of scientific organisations operating in the fields within the Authority’s mission Decisión relativa al establecimiento y funcionamiento de redes europeas de organizaciones científicas que operan en los ámbitos de competencia de la Autoridad – disponible solo en inglés (35,46 KB)
Animal Health Network
The objectives of the Animal Health Network focus on promoting evidence-based risk assessment practices and methodologies, as well as research initiatives. It advocates for harmonised data collection and surveillance activities in the area of animal health, including all associated subgroups. The network aims to improve data quality for animal health risk assessment purposes, promote best practices, and enhance cooperation and partnerships in the field of animal health improving dialogue on new scientific developments and research activities.
- Terms of referencelast updated: 21 May 2025
- Network and Subgroup Memberslast updated: 23 May 2025
Animal Welfare Network
The objectives of the Animal Welfare Network focus on facilitating and promoting the harmonisation of animal welfare assessment practices and methodologies. It aims to enhance cooperation and strengthen partnerships between EFSA and EU Member States in the field of animal welfare. The network focuses on promoting and protecting animal welfare by sharing best practices in animal welfare assessment and identifying common research and data needs to support advancements in animal welfare risk assessment ensuring alignment and knowledge exchange between EFSA and EU Member States.
- Terms of referencelast updated: 21 May 2025
- Network and Subgroup Memberslast updated: 23 May 2025
Risk Assessment in Animal Health and Welfare (former Animal Health and Welfare Network)
As of May 2025, the Animal Health and Welfare Network has been divided into two separate networks: the Animal Health Network and Animal Welfare Network.
Veterinary Entomology Network
The Network on Veterinary Entomology (NVE) aims to strengthen collaboration and exchange of information among involved stakeholders to support the prevention and control of vector-borne diseases (VBDs) in the Member States (MS) of the EU and in neighbouring countries. Given that VBDs require a one-health approach in their prevention and control, the network will work closely together with the Operational Contact Points (OCPs), nominated by the European Centre for Disease Control (ECDC), representing the entomologists working in the human public health sector. Together they will constitute the One-Health VectorNet Entomological Network (OHVEN).
- Terms of Referencelast updated: 15 April 2025
- List Memberslast updated: 25 October 2024
- Meetings: agendaslast updated: 3 February 2026
- Meetings: minuteslast updated: 3 February 2026