Vaccine security Meeting Rome Italy FAO HQ 23-24 January 2020 Pillar I - Improve\1.3 Emerg Vacc\Vaccine Security Meeting\PPTs final\5 Session

1. Understanding the drivers, incentives and economic
impact of foot-and-mouth disease control in Kenya
Polly Compston
23rd January 2020
Collaborators: Georgina Limon-Vega, Joshua Onono, Nick Lyons, Don King and Barbara Häsler

2. What is involved in making sure that the right
vaccine is delivered to the right animal in the
right way at the right time by the right person?
Farmer decision-making
Robust animal healthcare systems
Relationship between public
policy and private enterprise

3. Understanding the drivers, incentives and economic
impact of foot-and-mouth disease control in Kenya
System analysis for FMD vaccination
• What are key activities, personnel and governance structures within the FMD
vaccine value chain?
• How do historical, political and social factors interact to have an effect on FMD
control?
Understand farmer demand across production systems
• What motivations and barriers influence farmer decision making with regards to
FMD and its control?
• How willing are farmers to implement and pay for FMD control measures?
Economic analysis at farm and regional level
• What are the most cost-effective options for FMD control for each farming
system?
• Appropriate recommendations for improving
FMD control in different farming systems
• Framework for understanding different
socioeconomic aspects of disease control