Wild Animal Initiative (WAI) is a nonprofit organization focused on improving wild animal welfare byestablishing the proposed field of welfare biology. It is one of three “top charities” recommended byAnimal
SUBMIT AN APPLICATION VIA THE APPLICATION FORM HERE After months of planning, research, and engagement of relevant stakeholders, OHDI is happy to announce the launch of the One Health Club
On January 29, 2022, OHDI hosted University and College students interested in practical One Health learning, engagement, mentorship, and advocacy on a Webinar to commemorate the One Health Awareness Month
The concept of One Health stems from the knowledge that there is a cyclic effect of human activities on animal and ecosystem health with consequences on human health. A conscious
Brief Program Statement: One Health encompasses the relationship between human health, animal health, and the health of the environment holding that these entities are inextricably linked to the extent that
The Surveillance, Evidence and Lab Strengthening (SEL) unit within the Surveillance, Prevention and Control (SPC) Department of the Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Division is responsible for providing technical support to countries
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is committed to achieving workforcediversity in terms of gender, nationality, background and culture. As a Specialized Agency of the UnitedNations, FAO
Zoo staff established the Auckland Zoo Conservation Fund in 2000 to support conservation efforts in thewild, in New Zealand and overseas. Auckland Zoo Conservation also provide financial resources forexternal organisations
OHDI held its Stakeholders’ Meeting on Combating Schistosomiasis using the One Health approach. The meeting was organized to engage stakeholders and interested persons working on schistosomiasis to discuss next-level interventions following the research phase of the Project SCHISTO.
The Sophie Danforth Conservation Biology Fund (SDCBF), established by Roger Williams Park Zoo and the Rhode Island Zoological Society in 1989, supports conservation programs that protect threatened wildlife and habitats
Atlas Corps is seeking global professionals with experience and passion for working on climate change and environmental issues to apply for the Atlas Corps Fellowship beginning in late 2022 and
