Control of Contagious Diseases
Brief Description
The livestock policy in Sri Lanka aims at increasing the production level of livestock and availability of livestock products in the country so that consumption level of animal protein could be increased to reach the required recommendation while ensuring the uplift in the income of livestock farmers. Contagious diseases namely Foot and mouth disease, Black Quarter and Haemorrhagic Septicaemia have been endemic the country and causing not only death of animals but also significantly reduce the production capacity in terms of growth rate and milk production
Objectives
1. Mitigate the annual prevalence of Black Quarter and Hemorrhagic septicemia.
2. Reduce the occurrence of Foot and Mouth Disease by 10%.
3. Prevent the occurrence of udder inflammation.
2024-01-26
12:55
Livestock Breeding Project (LBP)
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Control of Contagious Diseases
2024-01-26
12:55
Export Facilitation of Chicken Meat and Eggs though Poultry Health Management
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Upgrading poultry & fish disease diagnostic facilities at regional (District) Veterinary Investigation Centers -
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Mitigation of Disease Risks to Livestock and Human through targeted Wildlife Disease Surveillance.
2024-01-26
13:30
Control of Contagious Diseases
Brief Description
The livestock policy in Sri Lanka aims at increasing the production level of livestock and availability of livestock products in the country so that consumption level of animal protein could be increased to reach the required recommendation while ensuring the uplift in the income of livestock farmers. Contagious diseases namely Foot and mouth disease, Black Quarter and Haemorrhagic Septicaemia have been endemic the country and causing not only death of animals but also significantly reduce the production capacity in terms of growth rate and milk production
Objectives
1. Mitigate the annual prevalence of Black Quarter and Hemorrhagic septicemia.
2. Reduce the occurrence of Foot and Mouth Disease by 10%.
3. Prevent the occurrence of udder inflammation.
2024-01-26
