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One Health Hub – New to One Health?

New to One Health?

The One Health Hub provides an entry point to understanding the One Health approach within the broader global policy and practice landscape.

These resources introduce how integrated action across human, animal, plant and ecosystem health is reflected in international frameworks and applied to priority challenges such as antimicrobial resistance, food safety and ecosystem change.

They are designed to support a shared understanding of why coordinated, multisectoral approaches are essential to strengthening systems and addressing complex risks. 

Key resources

An introduction to the One Health approach covering key ideas and stakeholders alongside case studies showing the added value of applying a One Health approach in practice.

Commentary, reflections and thought leadership on emerging One Health issues, sharing expert perspectives and practical lessons from across CABI’s One Health activities.

A synthesis of current evidence on the drivers and impact of zoonotic diseases along with policy-relevant insights to support more effective prevention, preparedness and response efforts.

Developed by the One Health Quadripartite organizations, a shared framework for collaborative efforts to translate One Health principles into policy and practice at the global, regional and national level.

Our donors

We would like to express our thanks to our donor.  

Contact us

CABI In Wallingford

Helen Coskeran

Senior Project Manager, One Health

T: +44 (0)1491 829096 E: h.coskeran@cabi.org

CABI One Health resources

CABI One Health

A transdisciplinary, open access journal that seeks to optimize the health of humans, animals, plants, ecosystems, and their shared environment.

One Health Cases

A curated collection of practical, educational case studies demonstrating One Health in practice.

One Health Knowledge Bank

Bringing together One Health information and knowledge from a wide range of sources.

Books

Leading authors and experts explore the issues central to One Health.