Programme / Catalysing the Creation of a World Network of One Sustainable Health Institutes
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Wednesday / 20 NOV
14:00 - 16:00
One Health - planetary, animal and human - interdependent, fragile, weakened by past and present human behaviour, needs the World’s full attention. By mobilizing the determination and commitment of influential entities in different regions around the World, the One Sustainable Health Institute initiative aims to contribute to the global awareness of the issues, but above all, solutions for reversing the negative trends perpetrated by humankind and thereby progressively enhance One Health in a sustainable manner for all.
This event is highlighting the initiative to catalyse creation of a global network of One Sustainable Health Institutes to serve as the focal point for generation of operational guidelines, training programs, and certification thereof, for the institutes within the network. Speakers will present their vision on how this initiative would accelerate the operationalisation of One Sustainable Health. This will be achieved through leveraging local competence, knowledge, commitment and resources – financial and other, to facilitate understanding, development and implementation of One Sustainable Health solutions in different world regions.
This network, the One Europe for Global Health Coalition, driven by Civil Society in concert with government, and regulatory agencies, is founded on a transversal and multidisciplinary cross-section of Society, comprised of individuals, Associations, Foundations, enterprise, governmental representation, public and private operators and academics, with the objective of identifying impactful operational programmes, pilot actions, and innovative guidelines for their funding and implementation.
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Topic: WSF - OEGH HUN - OSH Institute NETWORK
Time: Nov 20, 2024 13:45 - 16:15 Paris
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https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88402617603?pwd=iAXnQmvmivwyse44XERdyUHwkugRkU.1
Meeting ID: 884 0261 7603
Passcode: 441232