CONTROL OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN FARM ANIMALS IN IRAQ

CONTROL OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN FARM ANIMALS IN IRAQ

Authors

  • Asaad K. T Al-Shuwaili
  • Jabbar K Tarsh

Keywords:

Keywords: Infectious disease, control, animals.

Abstract

ABSTRACT

              Agricultural production, food security and safety, public health animal welfare, access to markets and alleviation of rural poverty have been achieved by controlling on veterinary services to prevent animal disease. World organization for animal health guidelines focus on controlling of animal disease which depends on good governance and veterinary services quality. The aim of veterinary services is controlling and preventing animal disease some of other aspects; it's responsibility of early detection, rapid response to outbreaks of emerging or re-emerging animal disease, optimizing quality and effectiveness of disease prevention and control systems based on suitably adapted legislation and protect animal health as well as public health. Iraq has been focusing on controlling and preventing animal diseases through several aspects such as implementing laws, resolution on combating communicable disease, reporting communicable disease, setting a national policy for disease preventing and introducing health and vaccination programmers. Human and animal health have been protected from biological risks prevent pathogen spread in case of disease outbreak in a non- endemic area, disinfection of establishments, equipment and vehicles and temporary ban of movements animals.

Author Biographies

  • Asaad K. T Al-Shuwaili

    1 Assistant Professor, PhD., Department of Internal and Preventive Medicine, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Kerbala, Karbala, Iraq. [email protected]

  • Jabbar K Tarsh

    2PhD. In Veterinary Public Health, Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Perth, Australia. [email protected]

Published

2022-12-31

How to Cite

CONTROL OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN FARM ANIMALS IN IRAQ: CONTROL OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN FARM ANIMALS IN IRAQ. (2022). Iraqi Journal of Market Research and Consumer Protection, 14(2), 121-126. https://www.jmracpc.uobaghdad.edu.iq/index.php/IJMRCP/article/view/311