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International Alliance for Biological Standardization Munich, Germany Autogenous Vaccines: Quality of Production and Movement in a Common Market An IABS-EU / EMAV - A hybrid Meeting September 14-16, 2021, LMU A hybrid Meeting Meeting objectives Autogenous vaccines are increasingly used to address critical vaccination needs whenever conventionally- authorised veterinary vaccines are not available. Despite the wide use of these vaccines in livesock, aquaculture, and companion animal applications, no harmonised approach concerning quality of production, testing, use and surveillance involving these novel products exists throughout Europe. The objective of this hybrid meeting is to initiate productive discussions involving all stakeholders on how to reach a level of harmonised quality for autogenous vaccines. Proposals will be made on how to ensure a common level of quality, as well as uniform requirements on the import, export, and use of these important animal health management tools. Agenda is organised around 6 sessions: Session 1 : Expectations from Different Stakeholders Session 2 : Seeds and Starting Materials of Non Pharmacopoeial Quality Session 3 : Premises and Personnel Session 4 : Manufacture and Final Batch Control Session 5 : Use of Vaccines, including Import, Export, and Surveillance Session 6 : General discussions on quality requirements More details are available on the meeting Website Representatives of competent authorities will be present in Munich or remotely which will allow fruitful Networking opportunities Register here autogenous-vaccines-munich-2021.iabs.org Venue : Ludwig Maximilian University Pettenkoferstrasse 12 Munich, Germany

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Meeting objectives

Autogenous vaccines are increasingly used to address critical vaccination needs whenever conventionally- authorised veterinary vaccines are not available.Despite the wide use of these vaccines in livestock, aquaculture, and companion animal applications, no harmonised approach concerning quality of production, testing, use and surveillance involving these novel products exists throughout Europe.

The objective of this meeting is to initiate productive discussions involving all stakeholders on how to reach a level of harmonised quality for autogenous vaccines.

Proposals will be made on how to ensure a common level of quality, as well as uniform requirements on the import, export, and use of these important animal health management tools.

Agenda is organised around 6 sessions:

• Session 1: Expectations from Different Stakeholders.

• Session 2: Seeds and Starting Materials of Non Pharmacopoeial Quality.

• Session 3: Premises and Personnel.• Session 4: Manufacture and Final

Batch Control.• Session 5: Use of Vaccines, including

Import, Export, and Surveillance.• Session 6: General discussions on quality

requirements. More details are available on the meeting Website.

Representatives of competent authorities will be present which will allow fruitful Networking opportunities.

Autogenous Vaccines: Quality of Production and Movement in a Common MarketAn IABS-EU / EMAV MeetingSeptember 14-16,2020, LMU, Munich

Munich, Germany

Register here

International Alliance forBiological Standardization

SCAN ME

International Alliance for Biological Standardization

Munich, Germany

Autogenous Vaccines: Quality of Production and Movement in a Common MarketAn IABS-EU / EMAV - A hybrid MeetingSeptember 14-16, 2021, LMU

A hybrid Meeting

Meeting objectivesAutogenous vaccines are increasingly used to address critical vaccination needs whenever conventionally-authorised veterinary vaccines are not available.Despite the wide use of these vaccines in livesock, aquaculture, and companion animal applications, no harmonised approach concerning quality of production, testing, use and surveillance involving these novel products exists throughout Europe.

The objective of this hybrid meeting is to initiate productive discussions involving all stakeholders on how to reach a level of harmonised quality for autogenous vaccines.

Proposals will be made on how to ensure a common level of quality, as well as uniform requirements on the import, export, and use of these important animal health management tools.

Agenda is organised around 6 sessions:

Session 1 : Expectations from Different StakeholdersSession 2 : Seeds and Starting Materials of Non Pharmacopoeial QualitySession 3 : Premises and PersonnelSession 4 : Manufacture and Final Batch ControlSession 5 : Use of Vaccines, including Import, Export, and SurveillanceSession 6 : General discussions on quality requirementsMore details are available on the meeting Website

Representatives of competent authorities will be present in Munich or remotely which will allow fruitful

Networking opportunities

Register here

autogenous-vaccines-munich-2021.iabs.org

Venue :

Ludwig Maximilian UniversityPettenkoferstrasse 12Munich, Germany