ENUMERATION	VALUE	DESCRIPTION
EstablishmentTypeEnum	Quarantine premises	Establishment where the animals are kept in isolation with no direct or indirect contact with animals outside this epidemiological unit, for the purpose of ensuring that there is no spread of one or more specified diseases while the animals in isolation are undergoing observation for a specified length of time and, if appropriate, testing and treatment. [based on Regulation (EU) 2016/429 (AHL), art. 4(38)]
EstablishmentTypeEnum	Assembly centre	Establishment, approved by the competent authority, where kept terrestrial animals are assembled from more than one establishment for a period shorter than the required residency period for the species of animals concerned, for NATIONAL and INTERNATIONAL movements
EstablishmentTypeEnum	Market	Establishment, registered by the competent authority, where kept terrestrial animals are assembled from more than one establishment for a period shorter than the required residency period for the species of animals concerned, for NATIONAL movements
EstablishmentTypeEnum	Exhibition	Permanent establishments where animals of domestic or wild species are kept for exhibition to the public for 7 or more consecutive days a year (e.g. zoos, petting centres), with the exception of circuses and pet shops.
EstablishmentTypeEnum	Show	Temporary events where animals of domestic or wild species are brought together for exhibition to the public for less than 7 consecutive days a year
EstablishmentTypeEnum	Farm	Establishment where the animals are kept by humans, since birth OR for a rearing/production period OR for the required residency period for the species of animals concerned, for commercial purposes, i.e. to breed and/or rear and/or sell animals and/or products of animal origin. Hatcheries are excluded
EstablishmentTypeEnum	Genetic centre	Establishment where the animals (bovines, equines, swine, sheep, goats) are kept by humans, for the collection of germinal products.
EstablishmentTypeEnum	Hatchery	An establishment which incubates and hatches eggs and supplies day‐old chicks (art 2, Council Directive 2009/158/EC of 30 November 2009 on animal health conditions governing intra‐community trade in, and imports from third countries of, poultry and hatching eggs)
EstablishmentTypeEnum	Slaughtering centre	Establishment used for slaughtering and dressing animals, the meat of which is intended for human consumption OR establishment in which game and game meat obtained after hunting are prepared for placing on the market. Stalls, pens, covered areas or fields associated with or part of slaughterhouse operations are included
EstablishmentTypeEnum	Health & Research centres	Any permanent, geographically limited and approved establishment where one or more species of animal are habitually: (i) kept for fundamental or applied scientific research; or (ii) bred for the purposes of such research (iii) kept to undergo veterinary medicine practices. For example, research laboratories, veterinary hospitals, etc.
EstablishmentTypeEnum	Pasture/Co‐pasture	2000/115 refers to land used for (common) grazing which is under the control of a local authority
ProductionTypeEnum	Germinal products	‘Germinal products’ means: (i) semen, oocytes and embryos intended for artificial reproduction; (ii) hatching eggs [Regulation (EU) 2016/429 (AHL), art. 4(27)]
ProductionTypeEnum	Breeders	‘Breeders’ are animals of high genetic value kept for reproduction purposes. For example, grandparents and parent flocks (poultry); pedigree dams and sires; etc.
ProductionTypeEnum	Meat/Fattening	Rearing or keeping in captivity animals for the primary purpose of producing meat
ProductionTypeEnum	Milk	Rearing or keeping in captivity animals for the primary purpose of producing raw milk, i.e. milk produced by the secretion of the mammary gland of farmed animals that has not been heated to more than 40°C or undergone any treatment that has an equivalent effect.
ProductionTypeEnum	Eggs	Rearing or keeping in captivity animals for the primary purpose of producing eggs, where ‘Eggs’ means unfertilised eggs in shell – e.g broken, fresh table or cooked eggs – that are produced by farmed birds and are fit for direct human consumption or for the preparation of egg products AND technical purposes (cosmetics)
ProductionTypeEnum	SPF	Animals or eggs which are used for diagnostic procedures in laboratories, for the production and testing of vaccines and for research and pharmaceutical purposes
ProductionTypeEnum	Foie‐gras	Rearing or keeping in captivity animals for the production of foie gras, where foie‐gras means the livers of geese, or of ducks of the species Cairina muschata or Cairina muschata x Anas platyrhynchos which have been fed in such a way as to produce hepatic fatty cellular hypertrophy
ProductionTypeEnum	Game	Animals kept in captivity for restocking supplies of game animals
SpeciesEnum	Mammals	Mammals (and all subcategories)
SpeciesEnum	Birds	Birds (and all subcategories)
GenderEnum	Female	Female
GenderEnum	Male	Male
GenderEnum	Mixed females and males	Mixed females and males
CoordPrecisionEnum	Centroid admin	Centroid of an administrative area (region or country)
CoordPrecisionEnum	Centroid generic	Coordinates indicating the centroid of a non‐administrative area
CoordPrecisionEnum	Exact	Exact location XY coordinates of trap or point of sample
CoordPrecisionEnum	Estimated	Near location XY coordinates based on village, town or identifiable geographical feature (national park, lake, river, etc.)
CoordPrecisionEnum	Unknown	Location Unknown
NutsEnum	– Many –	NUTS code, according to EUROSTAT. Information should be provided at least at NUTS level 3
DiseaseEnum	HPAI poultry	HPAI poultry
DiseaseEnum	HPAI captive birds	HPAI captive birds
DiseaseEnum	HPAI wild birds	HPAI wild birds
DiseaseEnum	LPAI poultry	LPAI poultry
DiseaseEnum	LPAI captive birds	LPAI captive birds
DiseaseEnum	LPAI wild birds	LPAI wild birds
DiseaseEnum	LSD	LSD
DiseaseEnum	ASF	ASF
DiseaseEnum	Echinococcus multilocularis	Echinococcus multilocularis
OutbreakTypeEnum	Primary	Primary
OutbreakTypeEnum	Secondary	Secondary

LSD: lumpy skin disease; ASF: African swine fever; HPAI: High Pathogenic Avian Influenza; LPAI: Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza.