To safeguard animal health and ensure sustainable growth, the Provincial People’s Committee in Khanh Hoa, Vietnam has approved its 2026 Disease Prevention Plan for livestock, poultry, and aquaculture.
The program reflects a proactive stance against infectious threats while strengthening the province’s agricultural resilience.
With a budget of USD 346,150, the plan emphasizes synchronized vaccination campaigns and pathogen surveillance across the region. By combining prevention and monitoring, officials aim to reduce risks before outbreaks occur.
Vaccination and surveillance at the core
The strategy adopts a prevention-first approach, focusing on early detection and immunization. Vaccination phases are scheduled for March–May and September–November, covering Foot-and-Mouth Disease, Avian Influenza, Lumpy Skin Disease, and Rabies. Authorities target at least 80% immunization across herds and flocks.
Surveillance extends beyond terrestrial livestock to aquaculture, including shrimp, marine fish, and mollusks. This broader scope ensures early warnings for potential risks.
Two province-wide disinfection campaigns will also sanitize farms and slaughtering facilities.
Budget priorities and responsibilities
Of the total budget, more than USD 207,700 is allocated for vaccine procurement. Another USD 48,000 will fund disinfectants and chemicals, while USD 45,000 supports disease surveillance.
Execution involves multiple institutions. The Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (DARD) will lead vaccine coordination and provide technical guidance. Commune People’s Committees will enforce local compliance and oversee small-scale slaughterhouses.
Producers must declare livestock activities, self-fund vaccinations when subsidies are unavailable, and report abnormal animal deaths immediately for rapid containment.