Model inputs for the cost calculations of control measures in dogs (Prices expressed at level of 2011).

a Indonesian Agriculture Ministry (IAM) [53]);
b Public servants/veterinarians involved in rabies control measures in the past;
c Vaccinators involved in the vaccination campaign;
d Calculated: Multiplying by the average distance between the vaccination location and the Regency Agricultural Department (in average 100 km, rate of fuel consumption (in average 1litter per 50 km [54]) and market price of fuel per litter (Rp 4,500 per litter).
e The real cost paid to a public servant (Rp 100,000 per person per day) minus his/her transportation cost (Rp 9,000 per person per day);
f Average number based on data from Husbandry Department of Sikka and Ngada regencies;
g http://www.igloo-store.com/detail/IGLDUOSTCOOLG (accessed 24 June 2013);
h Market price in Flores by asking the seller in the shopping center;
i Assumption based on the author knowledge;
j Dog owners participated in the vaccination program;
k BPS (Indonesian Statistics) [55];
l Calculated based on the average value of dogs year 2003, Rp 175,000 per dog (Hutabarat et al., [23]);
m Calculated based on the daily wage and the number of dog culled per day per person (approximately 16 dogs per day per person);
n Michell and Kanowski [56];
o Husbandry Department of Sikka Regency;
p Center of Disease Investigation, Maros;
q Ende Regency quarantine;
r Indonesian quarantine (IQ) [57];