2nd SEAMEO-New Zealand Master Class on Digital Revolution for Education | 24 May 2022, 09.00- 11.00 hrs (GMT +7, BKK Time) Live on 24 May 2022 at 09.00-11.00 hrs (GMT+7, BKK Time) After the session, you will be able to: Gain knowledge on up-to-date technologies and innovative solutions for education in the digital age; and Broaden one’s viewpoint on technological innovations, artificial intelligence, augmented reality and relevant teaching and learning resources for facilitating learning. Register until 20 May 2022: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd_zHDiirYBtT45xa5uwDo14ttdTRVxGapmQ5oGufE1TypcSQ/viewform

Landscape analysis for the Workforce Development Operational Tool (Tripartite Zoonoses Guide Toolkit), closing date is in May 18, 2022! Purpose of consultancy To contribute to the development of the Workforce Development Operational Tool (WFD OT), an operational tool in the Tripartite Zoonoses Guide (TZG) Toolkit, through the completion of a stakeholder analysis and development of a comprehensive landscape analysis report. Background The TZG toolkit is comprised of critical OTs developed based on the principles and best practices outlined in the TZG. The OTs are step-wise guides, allowing countries to strengthen their zoonotic disease preparedness and response using a multisectoral, One Health, approach. To date, three OTs have been developed, including the Joint Risk Assessment OT, the Multisectoral Coordination Mechanism OT, and the Surveillance and Information Sharing OT. Beginning in July 2022, the Tripartite will begin the development of two additional tools, including the WHO-led WFD OT and the FAO-led Monitoring and Evaluation OT. For WHO, the first step in the OT development process is to hire a technical consultant to conduct a stakeholder mapping and develop a comprehensive landscape analysis. A final landscape analysis report will ensure that the WFD OT is developed strategically to align with ongoing capacity strengthening efforts of the Tripartite+ and external partners, as well as fill a strategic gaps/needs for WHO regions and countries. This initiative will be led by WHO HSP/CCI/HAI working in close collaboration with OIE and FAO. Deliverables Deliverable: Comprehensive landscape analysis report which details available workforce development capacity strengthening tools, approaches, and globally available training programs. Task 1: Comprehensive stakeholder analysis completed and used to inform data collection and analysis. Expected on 15 July 2022. Task 2: Data collection through document review and key informant interviews, followed by data analysis and drafting the landscape report, including gaps and key recommendations for the development of the WFD OT. Expected on 15 September 2022. Task 3: Draft report shared with final comments/ revisions integrated. Expected on 15 October 2022. Task 4: Final landscape report delivered and validated. Expected on 31 October 2022. Read more about the qualification and requirement of the consultancy through here: https://careers.who.int/careersection/ex/jobdetail.ftl?job=2204043&tz=GMT-05%3A00&tzname=America%2FChicago

May 4, 2022. Cambodia’s next generation of experts on diseases that cross from animals to humans have received a boost thanks to a partnership between the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA). This partnership, which began in 2017, achieved great success through the One Health Workforce project which established the Cambodia One Health University Network (CAMBOHUN), five universities committed to fostering the next generation of zoonotic disease experts. “This partnership has advanced health security in Cambodia and the Mekong region by strengthening the capacity of the health workforce in detecting and managing zoonotic disease outbreaks,” said Nancy J. Eslick, USAID/Cambodia Mission Director. “Today we celebrate our strong partnership in global health security through joint support for immunization and to build Cambodia’s next generation of health workers tracking and managing zoonotic diseases - a global priority.” Read the Press Release : https://www.usaid.gov/cambodia/press-releases/may-4-2022-usaid-announces-partnership-strengthen-next-generation-zoonotic - Personal protective equipment, distancing, and group size standards in this photo were consistent with local public health guidance and COVID-19 status in the specific country and time it was taken. This may not reflect best practices for all locations where COVID-19 is still spreading. -

What are Southeast Asian universities doing to prevent, prepare for, and respond to the COVID19 pandemic and other complex threats to the health of people, animals and plants? Download and read the USAID - US Agency for International Development - USAID's One Health Workforce - Next Generation Project Year 2 Annual Report for Southeast Asia, and gain insight from our experience and success stories. Download and read through here!👇 https://bit.ly/SEAOHUNYear2

International Short Course on Ecosystem Health (THOHUN-TELI 2022). This course provides the opportunity to experience field-based learning for pre-service workforces. The participants will gain One Health core competency domains, apply knowledge, and technical skills including problem investigation via villager/community participatory and student observation at One Health village, disease and risk detection analysis, proper risk communication and social innovation/social entrepreneurship through collaborative efforts of multi-disciplinary participants. THOHUN-TELI 2022 will be held during July 4-15, 2022 in Khon Kean province. An e-learning will be available on June 5-25, 2022. The application is now open for five students from OHUNs (one participant/OHUN). Find out more information below or visit: https://thohun.org/teli2022. The applicants can fill this form to apply: https://form.jotform.com/220620975336456. The application deadline is May 15, 2022

Join us for this GHSA Lessons Observed Webinar with the GHSA Immunization Action Package. On April 21, 2022 06:00 PM in Bangkok Time Registration here!https://bit.ly/379UhnP Leaders from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, and the Republic of Korea will share their country's unique perspectives on challenges and successes rolling out COVID-19 vaccines, lessons learned, and recommendations that could applied elsewhere or in preparation for potential future responses.

The Southeast Asia One Health University Network (SEAOHUN) Fellowship Program strives to strengthen One Health workforce by encouraging young and mid-career professionals in human health, animal health, and environmental health to gain practical experience working on One Health issues at leading academic and research institutions, government agencies, international organizations, or international non-governmental organizations in Southeast Asia. In 2022, SEAOHUN Fellowship Program will focus on in-country placement opportunities due to the COVID-19 pandemic yet providing its recipients with opportunities to interact with international/national experts and broaden their perspectives in One Health. SEAOHUN Fellowship Program aims: • To provide young and mid-career professionals with practical, trans-disciplinary experience in One Health at leading institutions, • To encourage fellows to integrate and apply One Health knowledge, skills, and experience gained during the fellowship into their professional practice after returning to their home country, and • To develop and foster an active community of One Health professionals working collaboratively to address One Health issues. How to apply for a fellowship and check out our current country that opened for " Call for Application" click: https://www.seaohun.org/fellowship

SEAOHUN 2022 Small Grants are opened! a great way to fund your research, curriculum development or other One Health project. The budget is 10,000 USD Max! The SEAOHUN Small Grants Program Objective is to enable in-service health professionals (human health, animal health, and environmental health) at government agencies of member countries and faculty members of the member Universities to develop innovative ideas and implement pilot projects that advance training and education on prioritized One Health core competencies and technical skills. Checkout! the applications: https://www.seaohun.org/small-grants Submission deadline is 27 March 2022. The successful applicants should be announced by April 2022 Our grants are limited, only SEAOHUN faculty members from its member Universities: Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam! For eligibility criteria and application details, please visit: https://www.seaohun.org/small-grants Contact person: Dr. Soe Lin Thu, Program Officer, soelinthu@seaohun.org

SEAOHUN, established in late 2011, is a leading regional network of universities collaborating to strengthen One Health workforce capacity and build the next generation of One Health professionals with the right skillset and mindset to prevent, detect, and respond to infectious disease threats. This includes equipping health professionals with critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and systems approach to problem solving that considers all aspects of the human-animal-ecosystem interface. In 2022, SEAOHUN comprised 95 universities in 8 Southeast Asian countries – Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam, and 6 universities in Taiwan as an associate member country. SEAOHUN is a regional non-profit organization registered as a Foundation in Thailand. SEAOHUN is governed by its Executive Board comprising members from member countries and key partners. SEAOHUN Secretariat, based in Chiang Mai, Thailand, is a coordinating body of all the country university networks. The Secretariat manages subawards with the country networks, facilitates SEAOHUN Executive Board meetings and regional activities, strengthens One Health university networks in Southeast Asia through capacity building activities, and partners with national, international, non-governmental organizations, and the private sector to build the next generation of One Health leaders. In addition, the Secretariat represents interests of its country networks at regional and global meetings/conferences/forums. We are currently seeking qualified candidates for the Program Officer to join our dynamic team. It is highly advisable for interested candidates to gain an understanding of SEAOHUN’s visions and works so please feel free to explore our website or visiting facebook.com/seaohun Job description :

Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO) Tropical Medicine and Public Health (TROPMED) Network conducted an Training of Teachers (TOT) on One Health last 19-20 February 2022 participated by over 40 Primary and Secondary teachers and officials of Rujiraphat School , Suan Phueng, Ratchaburi Province. Health workers in the nearby Health Promoting Hospital also participated. The two-day training aimed to develop competencies of teachers on the promotion of One Health concepts and to provide stakeholders in the school setting, an orientation on the project related to the training. The training was organized under the “Promoting One Health Education in Border School”, a component of an umbrella project funded by Chevron and in partnership with Southeast Asia One Health University Network (SEAOHUN). The two-year project entitled “Strengthening One Health Education in Southeast Asia”, covers One Health education of school-aged children and their teachers, university students and their professors, and practicing health professionals solving complex health issues in their communities. Increasing knowledge, attitude, and practice of One Health across the spectrum will better prepare the Southeast Asia region to combat any public health threats. The TOT provided participants basic One Health concepts, interactive sessions on soft skills and teaching methodology for One Health curricular integration. The training also identified priority health problems in the school and community.

In January 2021, Chevron partnered with Southeast Asia One Health University Network (SEAOHUN) and other public agencies to increase health literacy and an understanding of the One Health approach, with the launch of a two-year program called, “Strengthening One Health Education in Southeast Asia”. Teams of 4 multidisciplinary students from member Universities across Southeast Asia One Health University Network entered the 2021 SEAOHUN Students’ Regional Competition. Teams had to create an original video to communicate the risk of zoonotic diseases from three topics: gender and zoonotic diseases, underserved communities and their interactions with animals, wildlife, and zoonotic diseases. The winner, based on public votes, was Malaysian team, Panthera Tigris (named after the scientific name for Tiger), from Malaysia One Health University Network (MyOHUN) member universities, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia and Universiti Putra Malaysia. Instead of focusing on one zoonotic disease, Panthera Tigris decided to address the root issue of human illegal activity. The submission delved into the relationship between illegal logging and the role of bats in the ecosystem. The group, originally met through a MyOHUN event, said their objective was to reach the broader public using simple terms so that the video could be easily understood. “We hope that our video prompts young students to care about this important health issue.” said Panthera Tigris group member, Shasha Aqilah Sheikh Zulkifli. “SEAOHUN Students' Regional Competition fosters a network of young, multidisciplinary professionals to learn and apply One Health concept. They achieve this through crafting messages to increase knowledge of the interdependencies among humans, animals, and their shared environment, and stimulating good practices in communities on how to make our world safer from infectious disease threats.” commented Dr Vipat Kuruchittham, SEAOHUN Executive Director. Kurt Glaubitz, General Manager, Corporate Affairs, Chevron Asia Pacific, said “We are proud to support SEAOHUN’s efforts to train the next generation of One Health professionals to better prepare Southeast Asian nations to combat infectious disease outbreaks.” About SEAOHUN One Health program The broader two-year program covers One Health education for school children and their teachers, university students and their professors, as well as healthcare professionals who are solving complex issues in their communities. “One Health” is an integrative effort of multiple disciplines —working at the local, regional, national, and global levels—to attain optimal health for people, animals, and their shared environment. The objective of this program is to promote the ‘One Health’ concept among students, school officials and teachers in Thai border schools, support expansion of SEAOHUN programs in the Philippines, create a regional student program, and promote the One Health success story of the ‘Lawa model’, to make it widely accessible. The program, which runs through December 2022, aims to improve public health literacy in children to lay the foundation for effective public responses to infectious disease threats in the future, foster One Health University Networks and develop One Health leaders in Southeast Asia and train health professionals from all member countries to apply the integrative One Health approach with active community engagement. SEAOHUN member countries include Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam. The program plans to train 50 primary school teachers to incorporate One Health into their teaching curricula, provide One Health education to 1000 primary school children, engage 200 university students in regional student activities and provide One Health training to 230 in-service professionals. About Chevron As a leading energy company in the Asia-Pacific region, Chevron provides affordable, reliable, and ever-cleaner energy for millions of people. We create local economic opportunity, contribute to the energy security of the region’s nations, and strive to empower people to meet their full potential. We are active in Australia, Bangladesh, China, Indonesia, Myanmar and Thailand. With some of the most productive and long-established energy basins in the world, we are applying human ingenuity and advanced technology to develop major capital projects, increase production from mature fields and explore for new energy resources. About Chevron Malaysia Limited Chevron Malaysia Limited has been operating in Malaysia for more than 80 years under its retail brand Caltex®, offering high quality products and services. To date, we have more than 430 service stations strategically located throughout Peninsular Malaysia and employees working in several areas of business such as Marketing, Lubricants and Terminal operations. More information on Chevron Malaysia Limited is available at www.caltex.com/my/. About SEAOHUN Southeast Asia One Health University Network (SEAOHUN), established in late 2011 with support from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), is the regional network of 93 universities in 8 Southeast Asian countries working together to develop a resilient and competent One Health workforce to effectively prevent, detect and respond to infectious disease threats by leveraging education, research, and training excellence provided by member universities. SEAOHUN advocates the role of universities to a) build the capacity of professionals across sectors to solve complex One Health issues, b) conduct research for evidence-based decision making, and c) assist governments with public health surge capacity. Download News Release: Here

During this period, WCS partnered with the Southeast Asia One Health University Network (SEAOHUN) and hosted a SEAOHUN fellow, Mr. Vo Duy Thanh, from July to November 2021 to enhance his One Health experience and skills. During his fellowship, Mr. Thanh assisted our team with the development of the WildHealthNet network, training material development, wildlife health data management and health risk assessment along the wildlife trade in Viet Nam. “I am truly grateful for all the lessons learned from my colleagues at WCS Vietnam and One Health professionals that I have met during the SEAOHUN fellowship program" - Mr. Vo Duy Thanh To download WildHealthNet