Abstract
The development of strategies to ensure veterinary safety at the macro and micro levels of agricultural industry management requires the collection of reliable and verifiable statistics of morbidity and mortality for each disease and animal species. This is especially important for new exotic diseases not previously observed on the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan, for which there are no local statistics and reliable observation results.
Recently, due to the increased risks of globalization and the rapid spread of particularly dangerous infections, it is also necessary to take into account the threats and potential damage from the spread of zoonotic infections. This damage can significantly exceed the direct damage to agricultural production, food and processing industries. This can lead to an increase in socio-economic tensions and the rupture of interregional and international ties. In this regard, there is an urgent need to develop a system of monitoring, risk assessment, and economic evaluation of the effectiveness of veterinary strategies, including for exotic and especially dangerous animal diseases. However, for a number of exotic and new diseases for Kazakhstan, as well as new breeds of livestock imported into Kazakhstan, there are no data on morbidity, mortality, impact on productivity in Kazakhstan. The purpose of the article is to determine the main methods of economic evaluation of the effectiveness of veterinary strategies, including exotic and especially dangerous animal diseases. For the economic assessment of efficiency, the main elements of calculations that make up the assessment of economic efficiency and are mandatory are determined.
01 Introduction
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