The SALMODIS-project addresses decisions on sustainable disease control strategies in salmon farming. Decision makers in government and industry need knowledge and methods to evaluate the constraints and cost-effectiveness of control strategies, interventions, and regulations, with regard to their combined effects on economic, environmental, and social dimensions.
What are the constraints and options for sustainable disease control in salmon farming?
Which disease control strategies are the most cost-effective in the short- and long-term, with regard to their impacts on disease epidemiology, economics, environment and social sustainability?
To what extent can integrated models of disease control be leveraged to support both short- and long-term sustainable decision making for the aquaculture sector based on production, economic, environmental, and social dimensions to enhance sustainability in the sector?
