< Retour

Animal health and Welfare

Phylum works with all those involved in animal health and animal welfare: competent authorities, professional associations, veterinary care institutions, pharmaceutical laboratories and companies involved in animal production, with a wide range of missions.

The development of animal disease control policies.
Linked to international standards, Phylum is involved in the definition and implementation of animal disease prevention and control policies.

The strengthening of animal welfare management both in the animal industry and in public policies.
Phylum also participates in international standardisation.

Strategy, marketing and financial management for veterinary care facilities. Phylum is working on the development of an efficient offer in preventive medicine, on the development and growth of clusters of clinics or on the reasoning behind heavy investments in veterinary medicine.

The design and/or development of business information systems.
The management of information from different sources is a key factor of success in animal health and welfare management. During these missions, Phylum ensures the transfer of skills and capacity building of operational teams and managers.

Working for both the private and public sectors, Phylum has the capacity to develop concrete public-private partnerships.

image

Varied missions

icon

Information systems

From the urbanisation of the information system to the development of a specific business application, Phylum is able to mobilise key skills for the adaptation of the organisation and of the IT  tools for the players in the sector.

icon

Veterinary Authorities

Since more than 15 years, Phylum is working with the WOAH  on capacity building  of Veterinary Services, particularly in developing countries.

icon

Animal welfare

Phylum supports companies in the development and implementation of their animal welfare policy and participates  in international standardisation.

icon

Veterinary care facilities

Phylum is one of the leading consultancy firms for veterinary companies in their development or optimisation projects.

Support for any type of structure

icon

Local and National Authorities

Phylum assists national authorities (DGAl, OFB, ...)  or local authorities (Departmental Council) in defining or supporting the implementation of public animal health policies.

icon

International organisations

Phylum carries out missions for the definition, the assistance to the project management or the evaluation of animal health programmes.

icon

Veterinary care facilities

Phylum works for clinics or hospitals or for local clusters or groups, in the field of pets, animal production or the equine sector, in France and abroad (around thirty countries to date).

icon

Pharmaceutical industry

Phylum has carried out missions on the rational management of medicines and the fight against antibiotic resistance, as well as missions in support of its clients.

Some missions

Support for the Livestock Development strategy in Kwara (Nigeria)

Phylum supports BRLi in defining its livestock development strategy in Nigeria (Kwara state)

Project management assistance for the Calypso project

The Calypso project celebrated its 1st anniversary in March 2024 ! 🎉

Team Calypso

Strengthening veterinary services and One Health policy in Kyrgyzstan

 During several years, Phylum supported the Kyrgyz veterinary services in the implementation of the animal health component of an IFAD-funded programme with the OIE.
 

Design, development and support in the production of the Epifaune application

Phylum designed and developed the Epifaune application on behalf of the OFB (French Office for Biodiversity).
Epifaune is the tool that centralizes the data collected as part of the epidemiological surveillance of wildlife. Epifaune centralizes information concerning observations in the field as well as data on autopsies and analyzes carried out by laboratories.

Urbanization of CNOV information systems

While the missions of the french Order of Veterinarians (CNOV) will evolve in the short and medium terms, the CNOV wanted to initiate a reflection in order to identify the possible scenarios for the organization of its information system. Phylum produced an urbanization plan for the CNOV information system and defined the migration trajectory: project planning and definition of the various transitional states of the future information system.

Evaluation of the alternative "independent development / sale to a group" for a veterinary company

The consolidation of the veterinary care establishments sector, which started out in the United States and has gone global, opens up new strategic options for managers of independent companies in the sector. Phylum assists their managers in the comparative analysis of an autonomous development and a sale to a group.