MENA Regional One Health Initiative Economic Analysis of the Burden of Animal Source Human Diseases

State
DC
Description
The objective of the assignment is to support Component 1b, by initiating the economic analysis of the burden of animal source human diseases, with particular focus on zoonoses and foodborne diseases. The economic costs of disease at the human-animal-environment interface can be significant, despite expected data gaps in MENA region that would limit their full accounting. Diseases vary in their nature and thus may have different impacts at regional and national level; resultant costs of outbreaks can also vary by country context and other factors—including preparedness capacity in place. Certain transmission pathways (e.g., airborne) or symptoms (e.g., respiratory) may have greater spread potential, as seen with H1N1 influenza, and may affect consumer or trade behavior in different ways

State: DC

Listing Agency: The World Bank

Proposal Due Date: 2023-05-30

Submission Type: Online Portal

Description: The objective of the assignment is to support Component 1b, by initiating the economic analysis of the burden of animal source human diseases, with particular focus on zoonoses and foodborne diseases. The economic costs of disease at the human-animal-environment interface can be significant, despite expected data gaps in MENA region that would limit their full accounting. Diseases vary in their nature and thus may have different impacts at regional and national level; resultant costs of outbreaks can also vary by country context and other factors—including preparedness capacity in place. Certain transmission pathways (e.g., airborne) or symptoms (e.g., respiratory) may have greater spread potential, as seen with H1N1 influenza, and may affect consumer or trade behavior in different ways