This chapter presents examples of how both costs and benefits of diseases and disease control can cross from animals to humans, and vice versa. These examples span from joint human and animal vaccination services for mobile pastoralists in Chad and brucellosis control in Mongolia, to rabies control ...

This chapter provides an overview of the epidemiological status of human African trypanosomiasis (HAT) in Uganda, highlighting its incidence, geographical foci, tsetse fly vectors, animal reservoirs, spread, and management. It then describes evidence that the evolution of a One Health (OH) approach ...

This chapter discusses the externalities of pesticide use in vegetable production in Kenya. Through secondary data analysis, individual farmer interviews, pesticide residue analysis, expert interviews and workshops, the health and environmental costs of farmerś pesticide use are estimated. The...