Position paper Antibiotic use and antibiotic resistance in agriculture

Private Sector Mechanism Position Paper

White paper Report: Innovation in animal health

Historic success, current challenges & future opportunities

Position paper HealthforAnimals position on Rabies eradication: Rabies can and must be eradicated

Rabies is a zoonotic disease, meaning it can be transmitted from infected animals to other animals and humans, e.g. through a bite from a dog or bat. It is found on all continents, except Antarctica, but thanks to rabies vaccines (for people and animals), it is 100% preventable.

Position paper Global Principles and Perspectives on the Responsible Use of Medicines in Animals: [GPPRUMA]

The introduction of modern veterinary medicines since the 1950s has enhanced the health and welfare of animals.

Position paper The benefits of vaccines and vaccination

Developing a vaccine from a promising concept into a robust, commercially-viable and highly-effective product is increasingly a complex and time-consuming responsibility, requiring a high degree of biotechnical and industrial knowledge.

White paper White Paper: The growing threat of vector-borne disease in humans and animals

This white paper by Oxford Analytica was commissioned by IFAH with the support of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Position paper Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP)

The Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) is envisaged as a free trade agreement between the European Union and the United States.

White paper White Paper: Emerging and Re-emerging Animal Diseases - Overcoming Barriers to Disease Control

IFAH commissioned global analysis and advisory firm Oxford Analytica, who were supported by a group of independent experts in animal health, to examine three dominant barriers to effective disease control: Barriers to research and development; Barriers to commercialisation; and Barriers to the use of veterinary medicines.

White paper White Paper: Benefits of Antibiotics

Antibiotics not only cure bacterial diseases in people, they also cure bacterial diseases in animals.

White paper White Paper: The Costs of Animal Disease

Global analysis and advisory firm Oxford Analytica, supported by a group of independent experts in animal health, were commissioned by IFAH to compare international social and economic impacts of three well-documented animal health diseases: FMD, salmonella and rabies.