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One Health governance in Europe
One Health governance in Europe
SAPEA evidence review report (October 2024)
This report has the following chapters:
Chapter 1: A definition of One Health in the EU context and a discussion of its ethical consequences
Chapter 2: An analysis of institutional and governance requirements, and relevant existing EU policy areas
Chapter 3: A proposal of qualitative and quantitative indicators of assessment of One Health policies
Chapter 4: A literature review of studies which examine the benefit-cost ratio of One Health initiatives, and a selection of case studies exemplifying the implementation of a One Health approach
Chapter 5: A summary of knowledge gaps and evidence-based policy options
SAPEA. (2024). One Health governance in the European Union. Berlin: SAPEA. DOI 10.5281/zenodo.14055991
Countering Zoonotic Spillover of High-Consequence Pathogens in Southeast Asia
Countering Zoonotic Spillover of High-Consequence Pathogens in Southeast Asia
The guidebook, Countering Zoonotic Spillover of High Consequence Pathogens (HCP), was conducted in collaboration with the US National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM).
International Network for Governmental Science Advice. 2024. Guidelines for Countering Zoonotic Spillover of High Consequence Pathogens in the Southeast Asia. Region Sunway City, Malaysia, INGSA-Asia.
Biodiversity and pandemics: Interdisciplinary research and action priorities
Biodiversity and pandemics: Interdisciplinary research and action priorities
A report of the Eklipse Expert Working Group on biodiversity and pandemics
The report outlines recommendations for science policy regarding biodiversity and pandemics that need to be implemented in order to develop broader transformative policies for human, animal, and ecosystem health.
Jagadesh S., Caron A., Lajaunie C., Turan H. M., Bunnefeld,N.; Cunningham A., Fernandez M., Scott A., Tchouaffe Tchiadje N., Izdebski A., Shapiro J.T. (2023).Biodiversity and pandemics : interdisciplinary research and action priorities. Eklipse Evidence Report 02/2023
Forests and Trees for Human Health: Pathways, Impacts, Challenges and Response Options
Forests and Trees for Human Health: Pathways, Impacts, Challenges and Response Options
A report from the International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO)
The Global Forest Expert Panels (GFEP) Programme of the International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO) issued a report, which identifies the health benefits of forests. A total of 44 scientists and experts contributed to this assessment, with a core Expert Panel of 16 scientists with diverse expertise, including forestry, ecology, landscape design, psychology, medicine, epidemiology and public health.
The five key messages:
Forests, trees, and green spaces impact human health across all life stages.
Positive health outcomes of forests, trees, and green spaces significantly outweigh negative ones.
The health outcome of forests is the result of several pathways that are dependent on context and individual lifestyles.
Forest-health relations offer solutions to global crises.
Integrative and cross-sectoral approaches need to be adopted to improve forest-health linkages.
Konijnendijk C, Devkota D, Mansourian S, Wildburger C (eds.), 2023. Forests and Trees for Human Health: Pathways, Impacts, Challenges and Response Options. A Global Assessment Report. IUFRO World Series Volume 41. Vienna.
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