Afrique One-ASPIRE is a five years (2016-2021) Pan African programme which leads capacity building and research on One Health in Africa through five Thematic Training Programmes that develop pathways to intervention and elimination (Rabies, Brucel

The 3rd of november 2018, the National One Health Platform called "Haut Conseil National pour la Sécurité Sanitaire Mondiale One Health, "Une Seule Santé" will celebrate officially for second time the "One Health Day" in the University of Thies.

Il s'agira de faire une présentation d'un sketch de sensibilisation des étudiants de l'université de Thiès sur l'approche one health. Le thème aborde le traitement d'une personne qui a été mordue par un chien.

MINISTRY of livestock and fisheries), MO health, Ministry of Enviroment climate change and forestry, ethiopian wild life conservation authority and Universities and Development partners in collaboration will have successful event celebrating One H

Wild mountain gorillas are the ideal One Health sentinels – their survival depends on habitat protection, controlling poaching and human conflict, preventing zoonotic disease transmission, and managing tourism activities.

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

Conservation & Ecosystem Health Alliance (CEHA) a non-governmental organisation implementing one health research and capacity building linking universities to communities hosts annual one week long One Health Zoonotic Diseases Module in partn

Launch of OHCEA MUST chapter at Mbarara University of Science and Technology.
This involved a launch done By the Vice Chancellor of the university.

A symposium organised by the Nigerian Veterinary Medical Association, Oyo state branch in collaboration with the Family Medicine Department, UCH, Ibadan and the International Veterinary Students' Association, Ibadan to create awareness about rabie

Government Rwandan encourages environmental protection and tree planting for better ecosystem health.

The goal is to make a diagnosis of certainty, to differentiate diseases whose signs are similar and for which to avoid self-medication, responsible for antimicrobial resistance cases in extreme poverty communities.

Rabies Vaccination and Awareness Outreach Held On 28th, 29th And 30th September 2017 in Kanyanya, Kabowa and Kawaala: A One Health Approach

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.

In Uganda, most house holds own pets especially dogs and cats which are used for security and vermin control respectively. However, they are not aware of Rabies, its transmission and first Aid in case bitten by dogs or cats.