The Value Chain Approach in One Health: Conceptual Framing and Focus on Present Applications and Challenges.

作者: Nicolas Antoine-Moussiaux , Marisa Peyre , Pascal Bonnet , Charles Bebay , Mohammed Bengoumi

DOI: 10.3389/FVETS.2017.00206

关键词: Value chainSocial sustainabilityOne HealthCitizen journalismPsychological interventionTransdisciplinarityPublic healthKnowledge managementFraming (social sciences)Business

摘要: The value chain (VC) is a major operational concept for socioeconomic analysis at meso level. Widely mobilized in development practice, it still undergoing conceptual and practical refining, e.g., to take account of environmental social sustainability. Briefly, VC refers system creation through the full set actors, links, technical commercial activities flows involved provision good or service on market. In past decade, this has been promoted management animal health. particular, emergence highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) triggered an interdisciplinary dynamic including as central tool. These efforts participatory investigation methods health systems. Using qualitative quantitative data, these acknowledge usefulness actors' involvement knowledge, hence facilitating transdisciplinarity needed effective action. They fit into adaptive action-oriented strategies, fostering stakeholders' participation. Recent research HPAI surveillance South-East Asia merged approaches develop innovative tools analyzing constraints information flow. On-going interventions prevention control well other emerging zoonotic risks Africa are presently building framework strategies its application national regional scales. Based latter experiences, article proposes field-based perspective applications public systems, within One Health approach responding overall challenge complexity.

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