Congratulations to the University of Surrey for successfully hosting this online event!

246 participants from 56 countries enjoyed a wide range of insightful discussions on the theme of “Sustainability in One Health: how can it be achieved?”

Now we better understand the importance of communication, collaboration, commercialisation, innovation, science to policy activities and training to further advance One Health.

Thanks to our 30 invited speakers from the following organisations across Europe and further afield.

University of Surrey (UK), Animal and Plant Health Agency (UK), Sciensano (Belgium), Wageningen University & Research (the Netherlands), University of Galway (Republic of Ireland), The National Institute for Agricultural and Food Research and Technology – INIA (Spain), Anses (France), The Australian National University, National Veterinary Institute – SVA (Sweden), Massey University (New Zealand), Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (UK), Federal University of Rio de Janeiro – UFRJ (Brazil),  German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment – BfR, European Food Safety Authority -EFSA, Norwegian Veterinary Institute and Statens Serum Institut (Denmark).

Our One Health future looks brighter after this engaging training event.