This project aimed to collect data and information on zoonotic diseases in Indonesia with a focus on diseases that have measurable impact on livestock production and human health. The project results intended to inform prioritisation and design of future efforts to assist Indonesia in control and prevention of zoonotic diseases. Limited data were available for analysis to aid in identifying priorities and constraints and effort was also directed towards accessing expert opinion and discussion on issues wherever possible.

This project conducted an impact assessment of a 2014 human/pig therapeutic intervention aimed at eliminating the zoonotic parasite Taenia solium from the village of Om Phalong in northern Lao PDR. The 2014 study was the first of its kind in southeast Asia aimed at demonstrating the effective control of T.