This Fish Welfare Training Guide, developed under the AFIWEL Fellowship, is tailored to Malawi’s aquaculture sector. It provides practical, evidence-based guidance for farmers, workers, and institutions, covering water quality, stocking
One Health and Development Initiative (OHDI) is a nonprofit organization committed to promoting integrated health and sustainable development through research, advocacy, innovation, and community empowerment across the human, animal, and
For many people, WhatsApp is more than a messaging app, and it’s how we communicate, share information, and get things done every day. Recognizing this, RORE is available directly on
We are thrilled to announce the launch of Project POWELS – Poultry Welfare and Sustainable Systems, a bold scaling initiative led by One Health and Development Initiative (OHDI) and supported
Access to reliable and trusted information can make a real difference, whether you’re worried about your health, caring for animals, managing crops, or responding to environmental concerns. Yet, many people
One Health and Development Initiative (OHDI) is a nonprofit organization committed to advancing human, animal, plant, and ecosystem health through an integrated One Health approach. As part of our focus areas
As part of the ICARS Sustainable Impact and Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) project, our team conducted an online survey to better understand how sustainability is currently understood and applied in AMR
AFIWEL at the World Aquaculture Society (WAS) Conference 2025 The World Aquaculture Society’s (WAS) AFRAQ25 Conference, themed “Resilient Value Chains in the Blue Economy,” was held from 24 to 27
At One Health and Development Initiative (OHDI), we are excited to officially introduce RORE (Responsive One Health Resource Engine), a smart, multilingual digital platform designed to make reliable information, practical
The first of its kind in Africa, the Africa Aquatic Animal Welfare (AQUAWEL) Conference 2025 marked a turning point for aquatic animal welfare on the continent. Held virtually from June
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is often described as a silent pandemic, but in many Nigerian communities, its roots are anything but silent. Poor water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) practices continue to
