Co-developing strategies to reduce antibiotic use in chicken production in Vietnam. Workshop outputs.

Technical, regulatory, or awareness strategies can be implemented to reduce the usage of antibiotics in livestock production to fight against antimicrobial resistance. However, they can be ineffective due to the misalignment with farmers’ realities. This study aimed to co-develop with relevant stakeholders’ strategies to reduce the usage of antibiotics in chicken production in Vietnam, a country with high use of antibiotics, using the ImpresS ex-ante approach. Three workshops were organized a week apart with chicken farmers, drug sellers’ representatives, public and private veterinarians, a chicken retailer, and academic staff operating at the communal, district, or provincial level. Participants have co-developed the vision that they would like to reach in 10 years to reduce the usage of antibiotics, problems to achieve this vision, changes that must be done to overcome these problems and finally they have designed two strategies to address these changes. This dataset includes the raw results and the observers' reports for the three workshops. - Common vision: Result of Workshop 1. "Yellow card" on which participants wrote on a yellow sheet of paper the vision to be achieved in ten years to reduce the use of antibiotics in chicken production in the province, that was then grouped by themes and compiled to develop the common vision. - Problem Tree: Result of Workshop 1. The participants build problem trees by writing problems on a red card that prevents the realization of the common vision. - Report 1: Result Workshop 1. Report of the observers. - Outcome Pathway: Result Workshop 2. Identification by the participants of barriers to achieve the common vision (red card), changes that need to be made (orange card) and stakeholders that need to achieve the changes (green card), obstacles to the change (red cards) and strategies to be implemented (blue card). - Report 2: Result Workshop 2. Report of the observers. - Report 3: Result Workshop 3. Report of the observers.