“I’ve been working at the market for years, but I’ve never seen anything like the GloGerm UV test before. It really changed how I think about handwashing between handling cash and produce.” - A vendor at Pasar Pandan Jaya AMPANG, MALAYSIA — Every morning, vendors at Pasar Pandan Jaya handle cash, raw meat, fresh produce, and each other’s company in the same tight space. That daily mix of people, animals, food, and waste makes hygiene a shared responsibility, not just a person

GANDHINAGAR, India, July 2026 — The One Health Network of India (OHNI) and the Centre for One Health Education, Research & Development (COHERD) at the Indian Institute of Public Health Gandhinagar (IIPHG), with support from Chevron and the Southeast Asia One Health University Network (SEAOHUN), launched the India One Health School Program (IOHSP) 2026 on July 20 in Gandhinagar. The five-day residential program ran from July 20 to 24 and brought together 34 postgraduate studen

Jayson Tadeo on the two-year journey of writing the One Health lessons nowreaching classrooms across the Philippines In September 2024, a group of 45 teachers gathered in Pampanga for a three-day training on something new: a set of lessons that treated human health, animal health, and the environment as one connected subject, not three separate ones. Behind those lessons was a small writing team from the Department of Education's Bureau of Learning Delivery, including Jayson

Angkor Borei and Ba Srae Communes, Takeo Province, Cambodia — 7–9 August 2026 A team of public health and pharmacy students from the University of Health Sciences (UHS), Cambodia, completed a three-day community training on the prevention and control of avian influenza (H5N1) in two rural communes of Takeo Province. The initiative, supported by Chevron under the SEAOHUN One Health Campus-to-Community (OH-C2C) Challenge, represents Cambodia's winning team in the SEAOHUN 2026 r

A One Health courtesy visit to WWF-Laos office, provided an opportunity to share some information with the VaRaHa Youth Heroes team practical, community-tested guidance for their zoonotic disease and wildlife conservation project — and a renewed appreciation for what teamwork can achieve. In Lao PDR, the risks of zoonotic disease and wildlife trade rarely stay confined to one field of study. They sit at the intersection of environment, animals, and people — which is exactly w

Hiang Thai Thamrong Border Patrol Police School, Chiang Mai, Thailand SEAMEO SEPS, in collaboration with SEAOHUN and funded by Chevron, is advancing the next phase of the “Promotion of Well-being in Schools in Southeast Asia” Programme through the implementation of the School Well-being Model Expansion initiative in 2026. The programme builds on the successful implementation of Phases 1 and 2 (2024-2025), which demonstrated that strengthening school meals, hygiene practices,

SEAOHUN is pleased to announce that five One Health online courses are now available — free of charge — on the Southeast Asia One Health Workforce Academies (SEA-OHWA) platform. These courses were originally developed under the USAID-funded One Health Workforce – Next Generation (OHW-NG) project by the One Health Institute at the University of California, Davis. The continued operation and accessibility of SEA-OHWA is supported by Chevron. Through a collaboration between SEAO

The One Health approach plays a crucial role in tackling global health challenges by recognizing the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. In a significant move to address complex issues such as pandemics, antimicrobial resistance (AMR), and climate change, four leading global agencies—the World Health Organization (WHO), the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH), and the United Nations Environment Pr

Each year, thousands of public health professionals across India gather at IAPSMCON — the Annual National Conference of the Indian Association of Preventive and Social Medicine — to share research, debate ideas, and shape the direction of public health practice. In 2026, the One Health Network of India (OHNI) brought its work to this stage and used it to show what happens when training students becomes just the beginning. 51 Students, over 2,500 Reached In 2025, OHNI launched

The Southeast Asia One Health Workforce Academies (SEA-OHWA) university tour continued into early 2026, with visits to universities in the Philippines and Thailand. Made possible with the funding support of Chevron, each stop brought the platform directly to students, faculty members, and One Health practitioners — introducing free, regionally relevant One Health online courses and encouraging new learners to enroll. From Fields to Classrooms: The Philippines Stop On 27–28 Ja