One Health
Humans, animals, environment, ecosystems: we are interconnected. And ours also depends on the health of the planet, of animals and plants.
For this reason, the One Health approach integrates the knowledge and expertise of specialists in each field to ensure the health and well-being of all.
The boundaries between the various fields of science are crossed, experts from different disciplines work together.
The project takes research out of laboratories and university classrooms, networking researchers with local stakeholders. The goal is twofold: on the one hand, to encourage the exchange of knowledge, to build new collaboration processes together. On the other hand, disseminating knowledge, involving all people in a common path on the great theme of single health.
Why talk about health on Earth Day? Simple: because ours also depends on the health of the planet, of animals and plants. While the concept may seem almost trivial to insiders, perhaps the link is not always so obvious in general.
Several Unipd departments have developed one-health actions as part of their third mission projects, i.e. those projects specifically aimed at society and the territory, have launched specific research projects, or activate postgraduate courses on this topic
RINASCO project: 6 departments
DCTV https://terzamissione.dctv.unipd.it/una-salute-one-health/
MAPS https://maps.unipd.it/il-metodo-della-one-health-dare-risposte-complete-questioni-complesse (study)
Master
https://uel.unipd.it/master-e-corsi/giahe-global-epidemiology-advancing-health-with-ai-and-one-health-perspectives/
NRRP project https://www.unipd.it/inf-act DMM
