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Test assumptions for any registered country–disease frame without detaching the model from its evidence.

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Netherlands decision frames

Select a disease to compare interventions inside its own evidence and currency frame. This portfolio is an index, not a universal priority score.

No reliable cross-disease priority is assertedFrames, evidence completeness and affected populations differ.
event · pigs, wild_boarAfrican swine feverAfrican swine fever does not occur in the Netherlands; circulation elsewhere in Europe keeps introduction prevention active.EconomicsunavailableUnavailableevent · poultry, captive_birds, wild_birdsHighly pathogenic avian influenzaTwenty infected or culled kept-bird locations are listed for 2026 through 17 July; the national risk was assessed as low to moderate when the housing order ended on 11 June.Economicsregistered€9.999m HPAI control expenditureevent · cattle, sheep, goats, wild_ruminantsBluetongueThe Netherlands lost bluetongue-free status in September 2023; BTV-3 and later BTV-12 circulated, while no new infection was detected in 2025.EconomicsregisteredBTV-8 direct-loss estimate: €164m–€175mannual · cattle, wild_ruminants, wild_boarBovine tuberculosisThe Netherlands has been officially free from bovine tuberculosis since 1999; limited incidents can still occur, particularly following imported cattle.EconomicsunavailableUnavailableevent · cattle, pigs, sheep, goats, wild_ruminantsFoot-and-mouth diseaseNo Dutch FMD outbreak is current; WOAH recognises the Netherlands as free from FMD without vaccination.EconomicsunavailableUnavailableevent · sheep, goats, wild_ruminantsPeste des petits ruminantsWOAH recognises the Netherlands as free from peste des petits ruminants; external European risk is managed through transport safeguards.EconomicsunavailableUnavailableevent · poultry, captive_birds, wild_birdsNewcastle diseaseProfessional poultry vaccination against Newcastle disease is compulsory; no current domestic event count is registered in this release.EconomicsunavailableUnavailableevent · pigs, wild_boarClassical swine feverWOAH recognises the Netherlands as free from classical swine fever; surveillance and emergency preparedness are maintained.EconomicsunavailableUnavailableevent · sheep, goatsSheep pox and goat poxNo current Dutch sheep-pox or goat-pox event is registered; current risk-country controls address outbreaks elsewhere in Europe.EconomicsunavailableUnavailableevent · cattleLumpy skin diseaseThe Netherlands remains described as LSD-free, while outbreaks in France and Italy create a material introduction risk requiring tighter transport hygiene.EconomicsunavailableUnavailableannual · cattleBovine viral diarrhoeaSector control continues ahead of a national statutory BVD programme planned for 1 January 2028; more than 90% of Dutch dairy farms have BVD-free status.EconomicsunavailableUnavailableannual · cattle, sheep, goats, wild_ruminantsJohne’s diseaseParatuberculosis occurs in Dutch cattle and is managed through a long-running dairy milk-quality assurance programme; no current compatible national prevalence total is registered.EconomicsunavailableUnavailableevent · cattle, sheep, goats, wild_ruminantsEpizootic haemorrhagic diseaseEHD is notifiable in the Netherlands; no current domestic event series is registered in this release and no absence is inferred beyond that evidence boundary.EconomicsunavailableUnavailable
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