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TODAY: Is #OneHealth the solution to healthy landscapes, people, animals and wildlife? Hear from top experts

at #GLFBonn2020

Alexandre

@AChausson

#onehealth #GLFBonn2020 #interdisciplinary

We need increased investments in multi-disciplinary science, focusing on the social, economic and ecological dimensions of emerging zoonotic diseases highlights

@dlrpretoria

ILRI.org

How can #OneHealth – linking human, animal and environmental health – prevent and mitigate future zoonotic disease outbreaks?

experts discuss at

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audiences at #GLFBonn2020 watched

partnership in action: The two organizations are bringing together evidence to support and identify policy solutions to prevent future pandemics such as #COVID19. #OneHealth #ThinkLandscape #ForNature

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We need to break down silos between human, animal and environment health. In Uganda, the #OneHealth approach is being used successfully to prevent #zoonoticdiseases. We have to expand the science base. ALL the sciences! —Doreen Robinson of @UNEP #GLFBonn2020

Joint

publication 'Preventing the Next #Pandemic' to be released in July. In advance of #WorldEnvironmentDay tomorrow: a conversation between

@ericfevre

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@dlrpretoria

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As the #COVID19 pandemic continues to upend lives and economies, the costs of disease pandemics are becoming clearer by the day. 👁️WATCH NOW👁️ Experts describe a #OneHealth approach that can help prevent and mitigate future pandemics: ow.ly/dwbL50zVwgF #GLFBonn2020

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Great session with #NRI &

's Delia Grace

on practical policy & investment options for adopting integrated #OneHealth approaches to prevent #zoonotic disease outbreaks.

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An eye-opening session @GlobalLF with Delia Grace of @ILRI and @NRInstitute, elevating the #OneHealth approach & how it can help the world prevent the next #pandemic. twitter.com/SusanMacMillan…

#ZoonoticDisease comes from a deadly intersection of human, animal & environment health. Humans make up 36% of the biomass of all mammals, livestock 60%, and wild mammals just 4%. —Delia Grace of

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"Respect for wild & other animals is an important aspect that should be on #OneHealth approach" Johannes Refisch

#GLFBonn2020 #ThinkLandscape

Much more research is needed to understand the reservoirs of diseases, and understand the complex relationship between habitat destruction and zoonotic diseases, says Johannes Refisch

#GLFBonn2020 #OneHealth

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Most of the new infectious diseases of humans, such as #SARS, originate in wildlife. Our health is therefore directly linked to that of our environment. —Bernard Bett of

@A4NH

#GLFBonn2020

The health of the environment, humans and animals are interrelated – we need to work together to understand the drivers of these diseases, and how they can be managed, says Bernard Bett #OneHealth #COVID19 #GLFBonn2020

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's Bernard Bett: "Is One Health actually new? Are there indigenous ways of knowing that teaches us about 'one health'?"

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#OneHealth is not new. It used to be called #OneMedicine. Indigenous communities are wise to #OneHealth. When African herders come down with #Brucellosis, they go back home & screen their animals to stop further disease transmission. —Bernard Bett of @ILRI at #GLFBonn2020

at #GLFBonn2020

Another example of #OneHealth from #Kenya ⬇️

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Where #OneHealth is working In #Kenya, wildlife, livestock and medical experts have been working together to prevent the spread of Rift Valley fever, a deadly #zoonoticdisease. —Bernard Bett of @ILRI @A4NH speaking now at #GLFBonn2020

Where #OneHealth is not working so well. Environment health has not yet been fully integrated into the existing #OneHealth strategies, yet this is critical for understanding some of the drivers of emerging infectious diseases. —Bernard Bett of

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: We need to do a better job of understanding the risks associated with #ZoonoticDiseases -- we need increased investment in multi-disciplinary science -- the weakest link matters #GLFBonn2020 #OneHealth

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Human activity drives today’s zoonotic diseases, we've identified 7 factors: agriculture, changes in food supply chains, increased use of wildlife, land use, unsustainable extractive industries, travel, climate change, says Doreen Lynn Robinson

#OneHealth #GLFBonn2020

In the short term, we need to start breaking down silos within these sectors, human, environment and animal health specialists need to work together to combat zoonotic diseases, says Doreen Lynn Robinson

#OneHealth #GLFBonn2020 #COVID19

Some of the key takeaways from the audience of the building back better session at #GLFBonn2020

Next up at our

#GLFBonn2020 discussion 👉 Policy roundtable on building back better and #OneHealth with

and Iain Wright of

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We need a platform that allows for coordinated interaction, and at the policy level we work to develop this platform. At the Ministry of Health Kenya, we have a platform for zoonotic diseases, allowing everyone to come together, says Dr Sultani

Call for Action for #OneHealth Approach 1. Invest in strong monitoring, evaluation. 2. Fortify intervention to tackle emergence of infectious diseases. 3. Resource Mobilization in innovative ways is key. 4. Partnerships - Hadley Matendenchero #GLFBonn2020 #ThinkLandscape

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#OneHealth solutions require the right incentives, including financing and other resources ⬇️

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#COVID19 is not going away soon. We need resources to implement #OneHealth approaches to prevent the next pandemic. We're looking at how to stretch every shilling to the max. —Dr Sultani of the #Kenya Ministry of Health @MOH_Kenya #GLFBonn2020

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What keeps you up at night? One of the biggest concerns at the moment is with health programs that have ground to a halt, stopping momentum on some of the public health issues, such rabies and other things, Dr Sultani

@MOH_Kenya

#OneHealth #GLFBonn2020

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There is a risk with #COVID19 that we backslide on environmental issues. We must emphasize how environment health undergirds human health and prosperity. We have the roadmaps already. We need to provide incentives. We need to implement. —

@SCMGardner

#GLFBonn2020

Human activities are drivers of zoonotic diseases, by degrading the environment, intensive agriculture and interaction with wild animals. How we’re sharing information to assess drivers of the future pandemics is critical, says

We need changes in behaviour. We've seen such changes on a massive scale due to #COVID19. In future, we have to ensure consumers are aware of the consequences of their daily choices. —SCMGardner of

at #GLFBonn2020

It’s essential that we continue to raise awareness about how important environmental actions are to human health, economies (green investments), particularly now with so much media interest in zoonotic diseases, says

Right now, a billion people are out of school. It's the opportunity to rethink curricula, such as incorporating

's #EarthScool says

@SCMGardner

🌍🏫 #OneHealth #GLFBonn2020

With the lock-down and restrictions, we have slowed down on progress with many commitments like the #ParisAgreement but it has also given us time to reflect on the progress made so far #GLFBonn2020

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Q&A with

's Iain Wright: What opportunities for #OneHealth have you seen in this particular pandemic that were not there in previous pandemics?

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The penny is beginning to drop that animal, human & environment health are connected. INTIMATELY connected. #OneHealth ideas are becoming much more prominent. Including in political dialogue. That, I think, is new in this #COVID19 pandemic. —Iain Wright of @ILRI #GLFBonn2020

1 in 5 of us depend on livestock for our livelihoods, particularly important for nutrition, and millions of people would benefit from eating more livestock (and also millions that would benefit from eating less), says Iain Wright

It wasn’t a question of if, but when the next pandemic might come, it’s clear that we don’t have the systems in place to do the surveillance in animals and humans, we need to invest more in this, says Iain Wright

For #OneHealth, we need to break down complex problems into manageable parts -- and one part is building partnerships beyond 'meds and vets', such as the

collaborations, says Iain Wright of

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There’s an opportunity for the research community to respond to the questions that governments are beginning to ask, we don’t have all the answers, but we have the thinking of how to drive things forward, says Iain Wright

One of the most timely, informed and interesting digital conferences and sessions led by .

Could you please share a recording of the session. The world needs to know more about the A to Z of #OneHealth #GLFBonn2020

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