Mercados y comercio

Repercusiones de la prevención y el control de la gripe aviar en el mercado y el comercio

Simposio organizado conjuntamente con la 21^a Reunión del Grupo Intergubernamental sobre la Carne y los Productos Lácteos, Roma, 14 de noviembre del 2006.

Expertos y autoridades responsables tuvieron la oportunidad de discutir el impacto de la influenza aviar altamente patógena (IAAP) en los mercados de aves caseras y comercio. Los siguientes documentos del simposio están disponibles para descargar en PDF (en inglés):

Agenda & Summary Contributions
Impacts of animal disease outbreaks on livestock markets Introductory Paper
Policy choices & Institutional options: How do they affect disease costs? Jonathan Rushton, Nancy Morgan and Anni McLeod
A framework for identifying market and trade impacts of HPAI and its control Martin Upton
The role of trade in genetic stock in transmitting avian influenza Alan Emsley
Market impacts of HPAI outbreaks: A rapid appraisal process Egypt Ali Ahmed Ibrahim, Lise Albrechtsen, Martin Upton, Nancy Morgan and Jonathan Rushton
Market impacts of HPAI outbreaks: A rapid appraisal process Turkey Cengiz Yalcin
Linkages: Considerations in maintaining markets for large and small poultry operations Serecon Management Consulting Inc.

Varias presentaciones en Powerpoint fueron dadas durante el simposio.
Para ver y descargar, hacer clic aquí.

Work in Progress

Development of analytical framework to identify market and trade impacts of AI outbreaks

(to be used in market-related case studies in Egypt and Turkey, and presented in a paper to the November Inter-Governmental Group meeting on market and trade dimensions of AI prevention and control measures)

Development of market-related data base

(which identifies macro, policy, and economic indicators that can serve as early warning of the potential magnitude of AI outbreaks)

Country case studies to evaluate the market impact of AI outbreaks in Egypt and Turkey

(the analytical framework referred to above will be used in assessing the market costs of AI and the distributional aspect of these costs on various market participants in the context of different control measures)

Support for in-house analysis of the global impact of animal disease on markets