From September 20 to 24, the Women for One Health (WfOH) Team attended the World One Health Congress in Cape Town. Our three partner Secretariats at the Center for One Health, University of Global Health Equity, Rwanda (Director: Dr.

By increasing awareness of trade-offs and co-benefits, One Health economics can help to improve efficiency and effectiveness of resource allocation, including for disease prevention and control.

The Centre for Emerging and Reemerging Arbo and Respiratory virus research is currently investigating the origins and evolution of the SARS-CoV-2 variants in the Gauteng province in South Africa using a One Health approach in three ways:

In today’s interconnected world, the health of our environment, animals, and humans is intricately linked.

The students of the Zoonotic arbo- and respiratory virus research program (ZARV), University of Pretoria, will be taking it among themselves to educate the public about One Health in 2022.

We aim to take One Health awareness and science communication to the classroom, educating the youth to make a difference in their lives and the future.

In the spirit of promoting transdisciplinary interactions, a One Health Day symposium will be held at the Faculty of Veterinary Science this year and co-hosted with the Faculties of Health Sciences and Natural and Agricultural Sciences.

The students from the Zoonotic arbo- and respiratory virus research program (ZARV) are planning a community outreach and awareness campaign for West Nile Virus during the month of November.

One Health is the concept of integrating health and wellness for humans, animal and the environment alike.

In February 2020, a video of Angolan friends dancing to a South African track entitled “Jerusalema” went viral with the hope that the video would uplift communities and spread positivity amongst fears of worldwide lockdowns and has become the soun

The activity engages primary and high school learners from grades 7 to 12 who come from various schools in Limpopo and Gauteng Provinces.

In 2019 the One Health Warriors from the University of the Free State are spreading the message about One Health in Kroonstad, a town in the central plateau region of the country.

This plenary discussion on One Health will be held at the 2018 Science Forum South Africa (SFSA2018), annually attended by thousands of delegates from all spheres of life.

Human Rabies immunoglobulin is a scarce resource worldwide, with the number of hyperimmune donors being a limiting factor. Annually, rabies is responsible for 70 000 human deaths across the globe.

The Centre for Viral Zoonoses, University of Pretoria, is hosting a "One Health Symposium" on the 27th November 2018 to bring together One Health researchers across human, animal and environmental health disciplines from the University of Pretoria

Afrivet and other professionals and students from the medical, veterinary, socio-economic and environmental health sectors to address the issue of Neurocysticercosis, a condition that requently results in epilepsy in people in the rural Eastern C

This year the One Health Warriors team from the University of the Free State and the National Health Laboratory Service, Bloemfontein, aim to raise awareness among public health workers and students regarding One Health, specifically zoonotic dise

The One Health School is designed to provide participants with a real-life experience of unique settings at the wildlife/livestock/human interface.

Our aim for the day is to inform farmers, Animal Health Technicians (Veterinary Services) and Environmental Health Practitioners (Public Health) on 8 selected zoonotic diseases that they might encounter on farms.