
One Health
One Health defines an approach in which different disciplines collaborate to design and implement programmes, policies, legislation and research for the benefit of public health and environment. In particular, One Health considers food safety, zoonotic disease, and specific issues such as antimicrobial resistance.
The livestock sector is highly relevant to One Health. Animals and humans share many eco-systems, therapies and pathogens; the later of which can emerge sporadically bringing significant risks to societies' health, well-being and economies. A One Health approach is advantageous in tackling these multidisciplinary challenges.

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Resources tagged with One Health
Working Group
Gender and Livestock Data
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08 Mar 2023
How focus groups can help explore the ‘why’ in gender and livestock
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06 Dec 2022
Work with us! LD4D is recruiting a Development Manager
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Newsletters
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02 Dec 2022
Call for new LD4D steering committee members
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01 Dec 2022
Zoom in on livestock sector emissions hotspots with GLEAM 3.0
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01 Nov 2022
How livestock data helps counter food and climate shocks
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27 Oct 2022