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===Zoonoses===

===Zoonoses===

The ''World Health Organisation' ('''[http://www.who.int/ WHO]''') is responsible for the coordination of public health issues - which, in the case of animal diseases, will relate to zoonotic disease (pathogens which can transmit from animals to humans). In a similar role to the OIE in the case of animal disease, they are responsible for the collection and dissemination of data, in the provision of support and technical assistance, and are also involved in the coordination of disease control strategies at both the international and national level. They are also involved in food safety, having an input into the CAC.<br>

The ''World Health Organisation' ('''[http://www.who.int WHO]''') is responsible for the coordination of public health issues - which, in the case of animal diseases, will relate to zoonotic disease (pathogens which can transmit from animals to humans). In a similar role to the OIE in the case of animal disease, they are responsible for the collection and dissemination of data, in the provision of support and technical assistance, and are also involved in the coordination of disease control strategies at both the international and national level. They are also involved in food safety, having an input into the CAC.<br>

===Animal welfare issues===

===Animal welfare issues===

The OIE are associated with the development of animal welfare standards on an international level, but the enforced implementation of these are usually on an individual country basis.

The OIE are associated with the development of animal welfare standards on an international level, but the enforced implementation of these are usually on an individual country basis.