Topics

The abstract driven sessions include: One Health Science (animal, plant and human health, zoonoses, pandemic preparedness and prevention), One Health Food, One Health Climate and Environment, One Health Socio-Economics, Equity and Capacity Building, One Health AMR.

• Risk factors driving zoonotic and spillover infections
• Emerging infections: discovery platforms and diagnostics
• Emerging infections: ecology, epidemiology and pathogenesis
• Innovative technologies for pathogen surveillance and detection
• Integrated surveillance of infectious diseases in humans and animals
• New approaches to environmental surveillance
• Linkages between One Health and Plant health
• Determinants of inter-species and intra-species transmissibility of infectious agents
• Vaccines for emerging and zoonotic diseases
• Therapeutics for emerging and zoonotic diseases
• Preventive interventions for pandemic preparedness
• Pandemic preparedness: detection and response
• One health aspects of biosecurity and biosafety
• Neglected tropical diseases and vector- borne diseases
• One Health in non-communicable diseases
• Food and feed security, nutrition, and One Health
• Food-borne diseases and animal health controls
• Climate change and One Health
• Economics of One Health
• Education and development of the One Health workforce
• Equitable distribution of One Health vaccines and treatment including to LMIC’s and underrepresented communities
• One Health aspects of bacterial zoonoses and AMR
• AMR: the One Health drivers
• Big data and digital solutions and genomics for One Health
• Surveillance for AMR in humans, animals, and the environment
• New antimicrobials and vaccination as tools in AMR reduction
• Gender, human behavior and social science in One Health
• Human behavior and social sciences in One Health
• Marginalized communities in One Health
• Alternative approaches to tackling AMR
• Science-based One Health governance
• One Health approaches and wildlife management

You are also welcome to submit a concept note for the Science Policy Interface track. This track translates science into policy.

• Governance and leadership, Legal frameworks, Financing One Health
• Biosecurity and biosafety
• Feed and food production and safety (incl One Health aspects of livestock and aquaculture)
• Climate change: drivers and One Health concerns (including adaptation)
• Civil Society and Community engagement /risk perception, education, and communication
• Equity in One Health implementations, gender and social groups
• Biodiversity and loss
• Equity between sectors and disciplines
• Other topics for Science Policy Interface sessions