This innovative One Health initiative addresses the growing threat of zoonotic diseases by establishing integrated surveillance and response systems that span human health, animal health, and environmental monitoring sectors. Recognizing that 75% of emerging infectious diseases originate in animals, this project creates operational frameworks for early detection, risk assessment, and coordinated intervention at the critical human-animal-environment interface.

The project establishes integrated surveillance networks, identifies high-risk areas for disease emergence, and implements joint outbreak investigation protocols.

Through hotspot mapping, syndromic surveillance, and environmental sampling, we enable early detection of zoonotic events before widespread transmission occurs.

Community-based disease surveillance networks and multisectoral coordination platforms ensure rapid response and prevention.