Zoonoses and Emerging Livestock Systems: reducing the risk to livestock and people
Description
ZELS will reduce the impact of zoonotic diseases on poor people in developing countries and build the capacity of the research community to respond to emerging threats globally. This will be achieved through improved and/or new rapid fields tests, drugs, vaccines, and control interventions (i.e. reporting, surveillance, disease control), including identification of policies (e.g. animal health, public health, and environment) and institutional changes with the potential to decrease the risk of zoonoses both developing in animals and being transmitted to humans.
Location
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Status Completion
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Programme Spend
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