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Change in number of reported animal disease outbreaks (compared with pre disaster levels or baseline level)

Change in number of reported animal disease outbreaks (compared with pre disaster levels or baseline level)

Code:
Result Level:
  • Situation
Objectives:
  • Livelihoods Situation
Description:

Number of animal disease outbreaks in a community or in any given geographical area, in a specified time period. Rationale: Animal disease outbreaks increase the likelihood for animals to die, affecting the household's assets, food security and level of vulnerability. If the number of animals affected by disease outbreaks is reduced (due to the intervention) increases livestock productivity. Decrease of disease prevalence indicates improved environmental context, veterinary services and productivity and condition of the herd.

Disaggregated By:

Geography/Livelihoods zone;

Direction of change:
Data source:

Surveillance Baseline and progress (or endline) Seasonality needs to be considered. Data Collection methods: Households Survey, Focus Group Discussion; Secondary information, other stakeholders information

Sector/Subsector:
  • Primary production
Source: gFSC-1 gFSC-2 HR-1 gFSC-3 OCHA-1
Examples:

Measure Notes:

Baseline: Animal disease outbreaks mainly linked directly to the crisis or as a consequence of the crisis. Progress: Verifying the efficiency of a vaccination campaign Watch Out For! - High numbers of sick animals may indicate the need for vaccination campaigns in order to save and strengthen the remaining healthy animals.