EVERI is an umbrella
organization of national and European associations of veterinarians
employed in the sectors of education, research and/or industry,
founded in 2005. The objectives of EVERI are to provide members
with up-to-date information on CoE and EU policies and legislation
related to education, professional qualifications, medicines
and welfare of laboratory animals, to provide a platform for
veterinarians working in those fields, to promote professional
representation at the level of European decision making bodies,
and to be a coordinator between the different members and
FVE. The constituent organization has members employed by
academia, profit and non-profit research, pharmaceutical or
commercial organizations, or act as consultants for these.
EVERI's
mission is to promote the health and well being of man and
animals by creating a better understanding with the general
public of the benefits of research, innovation and education
in veterinary sciences.
EVERI
was officially welcomed as FVE Section during the 2005 November
General Assembly in Brussels.
EVERI Board 2011-2013:
President: Ljiljana Markus-Cizelj (Croatia)
Past-President: Richard Weilenmann (Switzerland)
Treasurer: Ellef Blakstad (Norway)
Communication: Sabine Schüller (Germany)
The EVERI board consists of a President, a Past President, a
Treasurer, a Communication manager and Project Leaders dedicated
to special topics.
EVERI Strategy 2013 - 2015
EVERI
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EVERI
Statement about Veterinarians and Experimental Animals
EVERI statement on" Veterinary History and Veterinary Curriculum"
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