This book investigates how a value chain approach can be applied to manage risks associated with animal diseases. It examines the economic and social impacts of animal diseases within agricultural value chains, proposing frameworks for better risk assessment and mitigation strategies. The work draws on case studies and economic modeling to illustrate the interconnectedness of disease spread and market dynamics.

This publication is recognized as a significant contribution to the field of animal disease risk management, particularly for its innovative application of value chain analysis. Experts in veterinary epidemiology and agricultural economics have noted its comprehensive approach to understanding the economic ramifications of disease outbreaks. The book is considered a valuable resource for policymakers, researchers, and industry professionals seeking to enhance biosecurity and economic resilience in the agricultural sector.