One Health
Our work is grounded in a One Health approach that recognises the interconnected health of animals, people, and the environment, and the role livestock systems play in food safety, public health, and sustainability.
Why One Health Matters
- Animal health impacts human health through food safety, zoonotic disease risks, and antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
- Environmental conditions influence livestock disease, productivity, and antimicrobial use.
- Sustainable farming practices benefit ecosystem health, reduce pollution, and improve resilience for rural communities.
How We Apply One Health in Practice
- Integrating animal, human, and environmental considerations into all consultancy and training activities.
- Using evidence-based veterinary insights to reduce antimicrobial dependence and
support global AMR mitigation. - Supporting governments, NGOs, and producers to implement practical, system-wide
interventions that improve livestock health while protecting public health and the wider
environment. - Translating surveillance data, field research, and farm-level challenges into actionable
strategies aligned with One Health goals.
Our Commitment
We embed One Health principles across all aspects of our work — from antimicrobial stewardship and disease prevention to capacity building, surveillance interpretation, and evidence-based policy support — ensuring every intervention strengthens both livestock systems and the wider health ecosystem.