Congratulations to Alexander Kappes, Takesure Toozooneyi, Golam Shakil, Ashley F. Railey, K. Marie McIntyre, Di Mayberry, Jonathan Rushton, Dustin Pendell and Tom Marsh who have had the following publication ‘Livestock … Continue reading Livestock health and disease economics: a scoping review of selected literature
The Global Burden of Animal Diseases Executive Team Visits the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle.
During the past month, the GBADs Programme Executive Team from The University of Liverpool, World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH), International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), Murdoch University, The University of … Continue reading The Global Burden of Animal Diseases Executive Team Visits the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle.
GBADs present at the 2023 Western Agricultural Economics Association and Canadian Agricultural Economics Society
During 17th-20th July 2023, Prof. Tom Marsh and Dustin Pendell, who both work in the Wider Economic Impact (WEI) theme in GBADs, attended in person the joint conference Western Agricultural … Continue reading GBADs present at the 2023 Western Agricultural Economics Association and Canadian Agricultural Economics Society
GBADs Ethiopia Workshop, May 2023
The GBADs Ethiopia case study was launched in 2021 as proof of concept of GBADs frameworks and methods in estimating the social and economic burden of animal diseases. The workshop … Continue reading GBADs Ethiopia Workshop, May 2023
GBADs special session, ISVEE 2022
The Global Burden of Animal Diseases (GBADs) programme gave a Special Session presentation at ISVEE 16. Members of the GBADs team gave multiple talks on the work each theme are … Continue reading GBADs special session, ISVEE 2022
Prof. Tom Marsh Keynote: Economics and Implications of Animal Disease
During the International Symposium of Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics (ISVEE), Dr. Thomas Marsh gave a keynote presentation on ‘Economics and Implications of Animal Disease’. Dr. Marsh, who also leads our Wider … Continue reading Prof. Tom Marsh Keynote: Economics and Implications of Animal Disease