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The financing of animal epizootics and zoonoses losses in developing and transition countries
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Project summary:
The overall objective of this feasibility study was to
enhance the global veterinary sanitary system with the objective of preventing or controlling
emergence or re-emergence of animal diseases to ensure a safe and reliable supply of animals and
animals products, thus improving the livelihood of producers, protecting consumers and improving
public health. This contract included three complementary studies:
1. Economic impact of diseases and cost-benefit analysis of improved disease prevention
and rapid control; 2. Feasibility study on the setting up of a Global Emergency Response Fund for Animal
Epizootics and Zoonoses in developing countries and countries in transition; 3. Pre-feasibility study on market-based insurance products for emerging and reemerging
animal disease losses not covered by public compensation.
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Client/Financing Institution:
The World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), financed by the OIE/World Bank
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