Abu Dhabi launches professional programmes for animal welfare occupations
Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council, together with the Department of Municipalities and Transport, launched professional conformity programmes for animal-related occupations. The programmes were developed with experts from government and the private sector.
The framework aims to improve workers’ skills in the animal sector, strengthen animal welfare and raise service quality. The agencies also intend to establish common professional standards and build public confidence in services.
The announcement describes the programmes’ aims but gives no participant numbers, certification totals or measured outcomes. Further details on implementation of training and conformity procedures were not provided.
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Source: Emirates News Agency (WAM)
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