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Livestock Health & Disease Control Programme (LH-DCP)

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NADCP & LH-DCP — At a glance

NADCP and LH-DCP is an umbrella initiative to prevent, control, and contain priority livestock diseases through vaccination, treatment, awareness, training, and data-driven surveillance. It brings together two schemes: NADCP and LH & DC.

Disease Control Mass Vaccination Surveillance Training & Awareness Analytics & Dashboards

Targets

  • FMD: Control through biannual vaccination towards eradication by 2030.
  • Brucellosis: One‑time vaccination of 4–8 month female calves.
  • PPR: 4‑year carpet vaccination + surveillance to eradicate by 2030.
  • CSF: Vaccination of eligible pig population with ongoing surveillance.

National Animal Disease Control Programme (NADCP)

Foot & Mouth Disease Control Programme (FMD‑CP)

A highly contagious vesicular disease of cloven‑hoofed animals (cattle, buffalo, sheep, goats, pigs) causing production losses and trade barriers. Control is achieved by repeated mass vaccination of susceptible livestock until incidence declines—paving the way for eradication. Under NADCP, vaccination of all cattle and buffaloes is being implemented with an eradication horizon of 2030.

Biannual Cold‑chain Traceability
FMD vaccination
Brucellosis control

Brucellosis Control Programme (Brucella‑CP)

A reproductive disease in cattle and buffaloes (Brucella abortus) leading to abortion, infertility, and production loss. With no curative treatment in bovines, prevention relies on once‑in‑a‑lifetime vaccination of female calves (4–8 months).

Calf window 4–8 m Zoonosis Test & vaccinate

Livestock Health & Disease Control (LH & DC) Scheme

Peste des Petits Ruminants Eradication Programme (PPR‑EP)

Central Sector component (100% central assistance) targeting entire sheep & goat population over 4 months, healthy and non‑pregnant, with PPR vaccine. Strategy: 4‑year carpet vaccination + surveillance aimed at eradication by 2030.

Small ruminants 100% central Eradication
PPR programme
CSF programme

Classical Swine Fever Control Programme (CSF‑CP)

Central Sector component (100% central assistance) to vaccinate eligible pigs (> 3 months, healthy, non‑pregnant) with CSF vaccine, coupled with surveillance to reduce disease burden and outbreaks.

Pigs > 3 m Surveillance Coverage

Workflow at a glance

Secure, role‑aware data capture → validation → storage → analytics and communication for action.

Data Upload Data Analysis

  1. User Management

    System admin defines roles & permissions; secure authentication assigns role‑based access.

  2. Data Submission

    Labs submit in predefined formats or file uploads. In‑transit encryption via TLS/SSL.

  3. Validation & Approval

    Lab Manager reviews completeness and accuracy; discrepancies loop back for correction.

  4. Secure Storage

    Approved data moves to a hardened database with encryption, backups, and integrity checks.

  5. Analysis & Visualization

    Integration with Python, R, SAS to produce dashboards & automated reports for policy decisions.

Overview

This flowchart details the end-to-end pipeline for Livestock Health & Disease Control Programme (LH-DCP). It ensures secure handling of lab data, rigorous validation, compliant storage, and decision-ready analytics.

  1. User Management
    • System Administration: roles, access control, security policies.
    • Authentication & Authorization: secure login; role-based permissions.
  2. Data Submission by Lab Scientists
    • Data Input: predefined forms or file uploads.
    • Encryption: transport security via TLS/SSL.
  3. Data Validation & Approval
    • Manager Review: completeness & accuracy checks.
    • Conditional Workflow: discrepancies loop back for correction.
  4. Data Storage & Security
    • Final Database: centralized, compliant, and hardened.
    • Integrity: encryption at rest & automated backups.
  5. Analysis & Visualization
    • Tooling: Python, R, SAS.
    • Dashboards & Reports: risk mapping, trends, advisories.

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