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Prevention and control of animal diseases worldwide
Part I: Economic analysis: prevention versus outbreak costs, Annex 5
Vietnam: HPAI
VND
USD
Total costs (2005) (a) 797,300,000,000 51,108,974
Total costs (2004-5) (a) 1,936,970,000,000 124,164,744
Total compensation provided (1) 267,991,000,000 17,178,910
Value of culled animals per head (2) 40,000 2.56
Compensation provided per head (3) 5,000 0.32
Restocking subsidy per head (4) 2,000 0.13
Culling and disposal costs per head (5) 3,900 0.25
Control costs per head (6) 3,000 0.19
Number of birds culled (2005) 17,000,000
Total compensation (2005) 85,000,000,000 5,448,718
Total value of culled animals (2005) 680,000,000,000 43,589,744
Total restocking subsidy (2005) 34,000,000,000 2,179,487
Total culling and disposal costs (2005) 66,300,000,000 4,250,000
Total control costs (2005) 51,000,000,000 3,269,231
Number of birds culled (2004-5) 41,300,000
Total compensation (2004-5) 206,500,000,000 13,237,179
Total value of culled animals (2004-5) 1,652,000,000,000 105,897,436
Total restocking subsidy (2004-5) 82,600,000,000 5,294,872
Total culling and disposal costs (2004-5) 161,070,000,000 10,325,000
Total control costs (2004-5) 123,900,000,000 7,942,308
Laying hen market value (7) 100,000 6.41
Poultry farming income (8)
'Normal' (pre-outbreak) 600,000,000,000 38,461,538
'Normal' number of broilers sold 40,000,000
'Normal' income per broiler 15,000 0.96
Crisis (average during crisis) 150,000,000,000 9,615,385
Total income loss during crisis 2,700,000,000,000 173,076,923
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