01833nas a2200241   4500000000100000008004100001260003300042653001300075653004000088653001200128653001100140653002500151100001300176700001200189700001500201700002000216700001100236245007400247856026000321300001200581520098000593020001801573       2025                            d  bUnique Scientific Publishers10aZoonoses10aSustainable Development Goals (SDG)10aEconomy10aHumans10aAnimals and wildlife1 aNaeem MI1 aNisa QU1 aAL-Farga A1 aZaidalkilani AT1 aAziz S00aSustainable Development goals and their Impact on Control of Zoonosis  uhttps://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mina-Jamil/publication/395409888_Pathways_of_Infection_Zoonoses_and_Environmental_Disease_Transmission/links/68c2c1e89534473a6d49c756/Pathways-of-Infection-Zoonoses-and-Environmental-Disease-Transmission.pdf?origin=pub  a126-1303 a<p>Zoonotic diseases are defined as those illnesses transmitted between humans and animals. Over the decades, zoonoses have drawn the attention of researchers as they pose a serious threat to the health of both humans and animals. The primary reasons behind the emergence of zoonoses include ecological imbalance, climate changes, increased interactions of humans and animals, and wildlife disruption. SDGs comprise a comprehensive framework which directly and indirectly helps in the control and prevention of the zoonotic diseases. This chapter aims to explore what is zoonosis and how it becomes a greater threat to public health. The global impact of the zoonoses as they disturb the economy of the countries especially low-income countries and cause suffering of both humans and animals. The chapter discussed various SDGs such as SDG 2, SDG 13, and SDGs 15, how the achievement of these goals and their associated targets will eventually help to control zoonoses.</p>
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