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| Product title : | Economic analysis and costing of animal health: a literature review of methods and importance |
| Author(s) : | A. Dehove, J. Commault, M. Petitclerc, M. Teissier & J. Macé |
Summary :Myriads of data, a host of methods, but no single universal indicator. The Performance of Veterinary Services (PVS) Gap Analysis helps to quantify the needs of national Veterinary Services. In a world of scarce public financial resources and heightened transparency and accountability, official Veterinary Services (national Veterinary Authorities) must be able to justify their needs in economic and budgetary terms to their line minister, national parliament and the public at large, or in negotiations with donors. Animal health and Veterinary Service activities are a global public good. It is the responsibility of governments to maintain animal health systems, including networks for the surveillance and control of animal diseases to ensure the early detection of suspected animal disease outbreaks, a rapid response and, where possible, eradication of animal disease outbreaks ‘at source’.
Keywords
Animal health – Budget – Cost–benefit analysis – Economic analysis – PVS Evaluation – PVS Gap Analysis – Veterinary Services – World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE).
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