Animal welfare during transport and related operations 21/24 June 2011 Italy. Tutors & International Organisation Delegates

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1 Animal welfare during transport and related operations 21/24 June 2011 Italy Tutors & International Organisation Delegates

2 Name: Carlotta Caponi Education: Degree in Economy Organisation: ASSOTRABE Years of professional activity: 8 Current job title: Manager Member of the International Road Union (IRU), Carlotta Caponi is manager of one of the most relevant Italian animal transporter and member of the Central Bureau of Assotrabe, the Italian Association of Animal Transporters. She is expert on problems and perspective of the road transport of live animals. e mail: carlottacaponi@gmail.com Name: Silvia D Albenzio Working for 19 years in the field of Human Resources Education: Degree in Philosophy, Master in Human Management, she joined Istituto G. Caporale 4 years ago. She Resources Management has a strong experience in: team building & team management; Organisation: Istituto G.Caporale research on training needs; skills balance & vocational guidance; Years of professional activity: 16 planning & management of training initiatives both with Current job title: Senior trainer and Project manager at traditional and elearning methods; implementation, organisation the Training Unit & management of national and transnational partnerships; teaching; organisation & management of press conferences, congresses and workshops at regional, national and European level, and also participation to them as speakers. e mail: s.dalbenzio@izs.it Since 2007, she is involved in planning and management of DG SANCO training projects. Name: Paolo Dalla Villa Education: DVM, Msc Organisation: Istituto G. Caporale Teramo, Italy Years of professional activity: 16 Current job title: Head of Animal Welfare Department e mail: p.dallavilla@izs.it Paolo Dalla Villa is responsible for the Animal Welfare Department of Istituto G. Caporale, Teramo, Italy. After graduating in veterinary medicine at the University of Pisa, he has been working as a Veterinary Officer in the National Veterinary Service Ministry of Health, carrying out considerable work at national and international level. His practical knowledge and expertise on animal health and welfare were developed in particular on support and assistance to Regional and National Veterinary Services, extensive research on animal welfare and human animal interaction, humane education and technical assistance on designing and delivering training seminars on implementation of EU veterinary legislation, AAA/TAA programs and stray dog population management. His actual main responsibilities are concerned with the management of the veterinary team at Istituto G. Caporale dedicated to the Animal Welfare Research Centre and the OIE Collaborating Centre for Veterinary Training, Epidemiology, Food safety and Animal Welfare. Pag. 1/4

3 Name: Antoni Dalmau Bueno Education: DVM, PhD Animal Welfare Research Scientist at IRTA from 2005, he has matured a stong background on: Organisation: Institut de Recerca i Tecnologia Animal welfare during transport and slaughter Agroalimentàries (IRTA) On farm and abattoir assessment of animal welfare Years of professional activity: 6 Current job title: Animal Welfare Research Scientist Fear, pain, social and feeding behaviour of farm animals and wild ruminants. Spanish: 5 His research activities are mainly focused on animal welfare, such as: e mail: antoni.dalmau@irta.cat Stunning prior to slaughter with nitrogen: Effect on animal welfare and meat quality in pigs. Containability and aversiveness of different gas mixtures used for the stunning of slaughter weight pigs. Dietary supplementation of natural tranquillizers on pigs with different stress genotypes: effect on animal welfare and on meat technological and sensorial quality. Animal welfare and product quality optimisation in the carbon dioxide stunning of pigs and lambs. Name: Luca Dal Monte Since 1993, Luca Dal Monte works as Police Head Assistant, Education: Law Degree mainly focused on road police services. According to the Italian regulation, he acquired a very strong Organisation: Polizia Stradale Sezione di experience in road transport control checks, especially Verona Distaccamento di Legnago concerning animals. Thanks to the daily on field activities and to specific training, he developed technical skills on animal welfare during transport. Years of professional activity: 26 Current job title: Police Head Assistant e mail: luca.dalmonte@poliziadistato.it Name: Adriano Di Pasquale Education: Ph.D. in Computer Science Organisation: Istituto G. Caporale Years of professional activity: 14 Current job title: ICT Expert Adriano Di Pasquale is member of the Electronic Data Processing laboratory at the Istituto "G. Caporale", Teramo (Italy). Since 1996 he worked on Database and Web, Client/Server development. Since 2002 he has been involved in a wide range of activities mostly concerning the analysis, design and implementation of Animal Identification and Registration System in Italy, Serbia, Belgium and Eritrea. e mail: a.dipasquale@izs.it Pag. 2/4

4 Name: Giorgio Greco Education: Computer Science Organisation: Ministry of Health Years of professional activity: 24 Current job title: Expert in information technology Giorgio Greco works at the Department of Veterinary Health and Food of the Ministry of Health Office II Coordination of Information Systems of Veterinarian Area. He is IT expert of the European informative System TRACES, in many PHARE twinning projects and responsible and technical manager of the National Informative System SINTESI. e mail: g.greco@sanita.it Name: Christine Hafner Education: Degree in Economics, Qualified Business Economist Organisation: Animals Angels Current job title: Campaign Management / Project Handling in Italy/ Senior investigator Since 2002 Mrs Hafner is employed with the association Animals Angels, which focuses on the protection of animals during transport, particularly long distance transport. She is in charge of the investigations conducted in Italy, being the country with most animal transports in Europe. Christine Hafner developed various researches and publications concerning animal welfare control during transport in collaboration with Public Health institutions and international NGOs. e mail: christine@animals angels.de She conducted numerous training courses concerning the protection of animals during transport for the Italian police (Polizia Stradale) and forest guards (Corpo Forestale dello Stato) Mrs Hafner also participated in the working group Protection of animals during transport of the Italian Ministry of Health and in the European Commission s Advisory Group on the Food Chain and Animal and Plant Health. Name: Carmelo Phillipson Education: Certificate of Higher education released by University of Liverpool Organisation: Carrozzeria Pezzaioli S.r.l Current job title: National Area Manager UK, Ireland e mail: c.phillipson@pezzaioli.it Carmelo Phillipson is responsible for Carrozzeria Pezzaioli sales in the UK, Ireland and various Scandinavian countries. He has been working for Carrozzeria Pezzaioli for the last 13 years, actively contributing to the ongoing development of the vehicles, animal welfare related to the vehicles and the various stages of production. Previous employment experiences include: Interpreter Translator English Language teacher: Scuola Media Statale di Bedizzole (BS), freelance English language teacher in Slovenia, UK, France and various parts of Italy. Pag. 3/4

5 Name: David G. Pritchard Education: BSc (Hons), B Vet Med, MPH, MRCVS Organisation: DEFRA Years of professional activity: 38 Current job title: Senior Veterinary Consultant on Animal Welfare English: 5 e mail: davidgeorgepritchard@gmail.com David Pritchard is a consultant in animal welfare science and practice and a Director of the University Federation for Animal Welfare and trustee of the Humane Slaughter Assocation having been formerly Senior Veterinary Consultant animal welfare for DEFRA. He studied at London University and University of Minnesota. After a period in veterinary practice he joined the Central Veterinary Laboratory at Weybridge and developed research specialism in bacterial and fungal diseases including tuberculosis and leptospirosis. He has 21 years experience of international negotiation of the veterinary rules for EU Trade, disease control and animal welfare. He is chair of the Treaty for Farm Animal protection of the Council of Europe and works with OIE. For over 10 years he has worked with Farm Animal Welfare Council, lead the Defra animal welfare science research programme and the revision of the national welfare legislation. He has lectured in many countries and been an appointed examiner for Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons and the Universities of London and Edinburgh. He has taken an interest in the training of veterinary services in developing and implementing effective policies for improving animal welfare both national and internationally though TAIEX of the EU Commission, Better Training for Better Food and with OIE. He is continuing this work by his consultancy Animal Welfare Science and Practice. Name: Mario Sapino Mario Sapino is the Director of the Veterinary Office for Education: DVM, Msc Community Fulfilments of Piemonte, at the Turin Caselle Airport Organisation: Ministero della Salute UVAC Piemonte since Turin Airport Caselle In this role, he is responsible for controls on products of animal Years of professional activity: 33 origin and live animals coming from Member States and Third countries. Current job title: Director He is also engaged in various twinning projects on animal welfare and works as an official expert for the European Commission. e mail: m.sapino@izs.it (1: Fair 2: Moderate 3: Good 4: Excellent 5: Mother tongue) Pag. 4/4