Development of One Health Courses for Graduate Programs in Public Health and Short Course for Continuing Professional Development There have been limited capacity-building activities on One Health in the Philippines that bring together professionals from multiple disciplines. To address this, the University of the Philippines Manila - College of Public Health, SEAMEO TROPMED Regional Centre for Public Health, Hospital Administration, Environmental and Occupational Health, in

Fostering of the Southeast Asian network of early career researchers and online training of mosquito-borne zoonotic diseases This Small Grants’ goal is to initiate a network of One Health researchers throughout Southeast Asia adequately trained to work on mosquito-borne diseases by setting up a field and laboratory training. Malaria has been a global health problem for decades and remains a global health problem. In order to fight against this, a project done in collaboration

In Cambodia, rabies remains an issue in particular due to the high number of stray dogs around the country. Mr. Chea Bunna of the Royal University of Agriculture, with the support of his team, led this project to enhance the knowledge and practices of people living in rural communities of the risks related to rabies. The awareness course on rabies awareness was provided to 250 people living in communities throughout Cambodia, and its participants were comprised of health volu

Instilling Good Knowledge, better Attitudes and Practices on Alleviating Rodent-borne Diseases among Public Low-Cost Housing (PPR) Community Rodent-borne diseases are a major threat to residents of Public Low-Cost Housing areas (PPR) which can lead to severe public health issues. Living conditions is usually harsh for these communities, and the lack of knowledge in health safety measures further increases the risk of illness. This project was led by Dr. Farah Shafawati Mohd-T

“The 1st Asia Pacific Regional Coordination and Scientific Conference for Field Epidemiology Training Programs for Veterinarians (FETPVs)” in collaboration with FAO RAP, DDC and DLD. This conference is tentatively planned to be held with the hybrid format. Scientific conference will be organized around the theme “Driving Utilization of Field Epidemiology in Fighting Outbreak and Public Health Threats” and will be held in Bangkok and online via zoom on Wednesday – Friday 1-3 D

"You must invest in preparedness, and especially in human resources and in promoting One Health. Let’s all collaborate—ministries, universities, inter-governmental and non-governmental organizations, and the private sector—to develop our One Health workforce, generate evidence-based information for policymakers, and maintain public health surge capacity." Dr. Vipat Kuruchittham said at STOP Spillover's Field Notes Blog. Vipat is the executive director of SEAOHUN, a regional O

The GHSA Workforce Development Action Package (D5) under the regional strategic plan in strengthening field epidemiology mentors in the country, would like to announce the 25 scholarships available (USD.200 x 25 pax) for GHSA member countries to participate in the 1st virtual training course on "Refreshing Course for Field Epidemiology Mentor" which will be held from Sept.21, 23, 29, and 30, 2021. Please see the course information as attached file. Why is this course is exclu

R-FETPV would like to inform you of the great opportunity to enhance your writing and presenting skill. The Online Scientific Abstract writing, and Oral Presentation Workshop is organized for Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP) and FETP-Veterinarian alumni, trainees and field epidemiologists in Southeast Asia. The aims of this workshop are to enhance the writing skill of participants in producing scientific structure / one-page abstract along with the organized, convin

Bat viruses surveillance helps to increase safety of ecotourism in Wind Cave Nature Reserve, Sarawak, Malaysia Since 2002 and the emergence of new types of coronavirus, bats have been known to be hosting several viruses including coronaviruses, astroviruses, enteroviruses or others. As many of these are of public health concern, a team of experts devoted eight months to the identification bat-coronaviruses in Wind Cave, Bau, Sarawak, Malaysia. Wind Cave is a known ecotourism

We are looking for students from all disciplines who are actively doing research pertaining to the theme of "Innovations" to present their research at the symposium. All details can be found in the attached PDF. The deadline for abstracts is September 17, 2021. Call for Proposals: UC Davis 8th Annual One Health Symposium University of California-Davis November 6th, 2021 The UC Davis 8th Annual One Health Symposium aims to explore and discuss topics related to innovations that