One Health and Development Initiative (OHDI) is a global nonprofit organization advancing One Health through integrated interventions in human, animal, environmental, and ecosystem health. Our work spans antimicrobial resistance (AMR),
One Health and Development Initiative (OHDI) is pleased to announce the call for applications for its One Health Communications Internship Programme, a six-month opportunity designed to equip emerging communications professionals
By: Dr Arshi Ahad (Program Assistant – AMR Mitigation & Stewardship) Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is often described as a scientific crisis, a battle between evolving microbes and an increasingly fragile
One Health and Development Initiative (OHDI) is a nonprofit organization advancing One Health through integrated programmes in public health, animal health and welfare, sustainable food systems, environmental conservation, antimicrobial resistance
A Historic Moment for Fish Welfare in Africa On 17 June 2026, during the 11th Our Ocean Conference (OOC11) in Mombasa, Kenya, the Government of Kenya officially launched the National
In February 2026, global leaders, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners gathered in Sydney, Australia for the AMR 2026 Summit, a critical moment to reflect on progress and confront the realities of
Health threats rarely announce themselves clearly. They emerge quietly, through changes in the environment, unusual patterns in communities, or signals that are often missed because systems are not fully connected.
At One Health and Development Initiative (OHDI), we believe that protecting global health begins with early awareness and timely reporting. Many health threats affecting people, animals, and the environment are
We are pleased to invite medical doctors and veterinarians worldwide to help evaluate, refine and strengthen RORE before global scale. Participants will bring real-world professional insight into RORE’s tools, workflows,
We are proud to announce the publication of eight country-specific Fish Welfare Training Guides developed under the AFIWEL Program for Nigeria, Ghana, Tunisia, Malawi, Zambia, Uganda, Kenya, and South Africa.
The Africa Fish and Aquaculture Welfare Program (AFIWEL) is a pan-African initiative promoting ethical, safe, and sustainable aquaculture systems across African countries. Through the program, we collaborate with governments, regulators,
