PETS 369 - Important Links
Animal Welfare - Ministry of Environmental Protection
The Animal Welfare (Animal Protection) Law, 1994
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Ministry of Agriculture & Rural Development: The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development in Israel is responsible for overseeing and implementing policies related to agriculture, rural development, and the regulation of agricultural practices in the country. The ministry's functions include:
Agricultural Policy: Formulating and implementing policies to promote sustainable agriculture, support farmers, and enhance food security.
Rural Development: Implementing programs and initiatives to support rural areas, improve infrastructure, and enhance the quality of life for rural communities.
Agricultural Research and Development: Supporting and funding agricultural research projects to improve farming practices, crop yields, and livestock production.
Plant and Animal Health: Monitoring and controlling plant and animal diseases to safeguard agricultural productivity and protect public health.
Agricultural Trade: Facilitating agricultural exports and imports and working to expand international trade partnerships.
Water Resources: Managing water resources and irrigation systems to optimize water usage in agriculture.
Agricultural Extension Services: Providing education, training, and technical assistance to farmers and agricultural stakeholders.
Food Safety and Quality: Ensuring the safety and quality of agricultural products for consumers.
Environmental Sustainability: Promoting environmentally friendly and sustainable agricultural practices.
Koret School of Veterinary Medicine:
The Koret School of Veterinary Medicine's
primary mandate is to create a permanently evolving cadre of Israeli -
trained veterinary professionals with broad expertise in the
particular climatic, zoological, and environmental conditions of Israel.
Israel Companion Animal Veterinary Association: ICAVA (Israel Companion Animal Veterinary Association) is the head organization for companion Animal practitioners in Israel.
World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA): The organization represents more than 200,000 veterinarians through our 114 member
associations and advances the health and welfare of companion animals
through building an educated and collaborative global community of
veterinary peers.