The 2026-2031 plans target foot-and-mouth disease, avian influenza and donkey health, with a focus on stronger cross-border surveillance and coordinated responses.
The campaign targets three major livestock diseases, with teams set to cover all local government areas and local council development areas across the state.
The January 2027 trial will generate evidence on vaccine performance under Ethiopian conditions, supporting future vaccination strategies and livestock productivity.
The record outbreak is increasing pressure on farmers to monitor livestock and secure vaccines against the disease.
On average, the data recorded 162 rabies cases and 84 deaths in dogs each year, compared with 53 cases and six deaths in humans.
The campaign would fund vaccination, surveillance and veterinary services to protect sheep and goats and strengthen rural livelihoods across Africa.
Nigeria is calling for an emergency response to contain the latest African swine fever outbreak in Ogun State.
The platform introduced dedicated FMD vaccine record-keeping functionality in May to create a centralised and auditable record of vaccination activities.
Kenya has no effective ASF treatment or commercially available vaccine, making early detection, movement controls and farm biosecurity critical.
The government will allocate KSh1.5 billion (US$11.6 million) for vaccines, veterinary medicines, lab supplies, mobile clinics and emergency response equipment.