Zoonotic diseases: Strengthening their prevention with a One Health approach
Zoonotic diseases are a growing threat to human, animal and environmental health. As One Health Day highlights the need for coordinated action, this blog explores how stronger collaboration, better evidence, new technologies and supportive governance can help prevent future outbreaks and reduce their global impact.
How crop-livestock clinics help strengthen One Health partnerships in Uganda
Joint crop-livestock clinics in Uganda are bringing agricultural, veterinary and other specialists together to improve farmer support, strengthen cross-sector partnerships and promote a practical One Health approach.
Heads or tails? The global funding patterns steering One Health research
Who funds One Health research and what do they prioritize? A CABI-led study uncovers the major funders shaping the field and highlights the action tracks that remain consistently under-supported.
Study highlights how joint clinics can help Kenyan farmers address ‘One Health’ issues
In sub-Saharan Africa, economic growth from agriculture is 11 times more effective at reducing extreme poverty compared with any other sector. In Kenya, 71% of the rural population work in the agriculture sector, accounting for nearly 70% of export earnings.
A Q&A with the editors of CABI One Health
While drafting the inaugural Editorial for CABI One Health, an interesting discussion took place within the Editorial Board. We share some of these thought-provoking points in the form of a Q&A with Editor-in-Chief Jakob Zinsstag and Deputy Editor Lisa Crump.