One Health in Action Initiative

And finally, we present our Keynote Speakers to you! Lian Thomas and Ekta Patel will be sharing with us from their depth of expertise and experience. See you all tomorrow!

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Celebrating World One Health Day: Protecting humans, animals, and the environment for a healthier world for all November 3rd marks One Health Day, an annual event that is dedicated to raising awareness of the relationship between humans, animals, and environmental health. Climate change and deforestation has been on the rise, so understanding the relationship has been more urgent than ever. When we tamper with ecosystems, we’re affecting our own health too. One Health’s approach this year is rooted on the idea that our wellbeing is linked to the health of animals and the environment around us. Zoonotic diseases like salmonella, rabies, E. Coli, etc. which is passed from animals to humans is an important reminder of how connected our health is. Protecting wildlife and natural habitats can help us reduce the risk of disease transmission and better biodiversity, which will ultimately benefit human health. One health Day was created to encourage collaboration among doctors, veterinarians,ecologists, and policymakers to address health challenges. From managing waste pollution, to promoting sustainable agriculture, every hand needs to be on deck. Individuals can also play an important role with simple actions like conserving water, reducing plastic use, and supporting animal welfare organizations. As we celebrate One Health Day, let’s remember that we all have a role to play globally. By embracing this mindset, we can create a healthier and stronger world for ourselves and future generations. Making choices that protects our planet, communities and ourselves.

Today is One Health Day. The health of humans, animals and ecosystems are closely interlinked. Changes in these relationships can increase the risk of new human and animal diseases developing and spreading. #OneHealth is an approach to optimize the health of humans, animals and ecosystems by integrating these fields, rather than keeping them separate The One Health approach is for everyone! No matter who you are, where you live, you have a role in it! https://bit.ly/40A3wa6

Countdown: 5 days to go! Meet our panelists! #AYD24 #OneHealth #EconomicsofOneHealth

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Hello everyone! As of now, we have 302 registered participants from 50 different countries! 🥳 Are you coming? If not, why not? You can still register to participate. It would be an opportunity to learn more about the economic implications of the One Health approach in Africa. Also, there is plenty of room for networking this time around! Below is the updated brochure with all you need to know about the event. If you have any queries or would like to partner/sponsor, reach us via info@ohiainitiative.org See you all! International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) World Organisation for Animal Health World Health Organization UN Environment Programme One Health Trust One Health and Development Initiative One Health Forum global One Health Community One Sustainable Health for All Foundation One Health Innovation Lab at Oklahoma State University Global Climate and Health Alliance European Public Health Alliance (EPHA) Dauda Onawola AMREF

Hello everyone! We are thrilled to bring together experts, practitioners, and thought leaders for this year's two-day dialogue focusing on "The Economics of One Health." This unique theme dives deep into the intersection of health, economics, and sustainability, highlighting how the One Health approach can drive positive impacts across human, animal, and environmental health systems. Exciting times ahead! 🌍 🗓️ Mark your calendars: November 7th & 8th, 2024! This year’s agenda promises engaging discussions, practical case studies, and powerful insights on critical topics such as: - The economics of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in Africa - The business case for One Health entrepreneurship - Pandemic preparedness at the wildlife-livestock interface - Food safety, security, and sustainable agriculture in the 21st century Check out the full schedule below and join us as we shape a healthier and more sustainable future through One Health. Together, we can redefine how economics drives public health and environmental resilience. #OneHealth #Sustainability #EconomicsOfOneHealth #AMR #PandemicPreparedness #WildlifeLivestock #SustainableAgriculture #AYD2024

These maps represent the distribution of registrants for our upcoming African Youth Dialogue on One Health and Sustainable Livelihood themed "The Economics of One Health". We appreciate the zeal of every single person that registered so far and we are as excited as you are! We look forward to e-meeting you in November!

How do we design a sustainable livelihood for the Africans through the One Health approach? These and many more issues would be discussed by seasoned speakers from diverse backgrounds whose interests resonate with the theme of our upcoming dialogue.  We hope you have registered If you haven't registration is still ongoing👇🏾 👉🏾 https://bit.ly/ohiaayd2024 We can’t wait to have you! #AYD’24 #EconomicsofOneHealth #OHiA#Onehealth #SustainableLivelihood #Youth #SDGs