Impacts of One Health on education, research, and development: A case of Uganda
Certain public health challenges are made more complex to manage due to the intricate interactions between humans, animals, and the environment, necessitating a sustainable holistic approach known as One Health (OH). OH is a multidisciplinary framework that operates at local, national, and global le...
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| author | Kankya, Clovice Okello, Justine Muwanguzi, David Monje, Fred Mugizi, Denis Muleme, James Baguma, James Teremwa, Martha Ayebale, Rose Ayoo, Sheila Knight-Jones, Theodore J.D. Roesel, Kristina Lukuyu, Ben A. Richards, Shauna |
| author_browse | Ayebale, Rose Ayoo, Sheila Baguma, James Kankya, Clovice Knight-Jones, Theodore J.D. Lukuyu, Ben A. Monje, Fred Mugizi, Denis Muleme, James Muwanguzi, David Okello, Justine Richards, Shauna Roesel, Kristina Teremwa, Martha |
| author_facet | Kankya, Clovice Okello, Justine Muwanguzi, David Monje, Fred Mugizi, Denis Muleme, James Baguma, James Teremwa, Martha Ayebale, Rose Ayoo, Sheila Knight-Jones, Theodore J.D. Roesel, Kristina Lukuyu, Ben A. Richards, Shauna |
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| description | Certain public health challenges are made more complex to manage due to the intricate interactions between humans, animals, and the environment, necessitating a sustainable holistic approach known as One Health (OH). OH is a multidisciplinary framework that operates at local, national, and global levels to promote optimal health across human, animal, and environmental domains. In Uganda, the governance of OH is hampered by weak linkages primarily confined to key ministries – Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF), Health (MOH), Education and Sports (MOES), and Water and Environment (MWE). This limited scope contributes to OH being perceived as relevant only to these ministries, while other governmental bodies, agencies, and departments undervalue it. Additionally, the existing gaps among professionals in human health, animal health, and environmental health sectors further hinder OH implementation. Despite ongoing efforts by institutions to advance OH education and research within their specific areas, there is a notable lack of collaborative initiatives. Through the Capacitating One Health in Eastern and Southern Africa (COHESA) project, this study presents baseline findings on OH in Uganda, focusing on research and development, governance, education, and implementation. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1552072025-08-14T08:43:43Z Impacts of One Health on education, research, and development: A case of Uganda Kankya, Clovice Okello, Justine Muwanguzi, David Monje, Fred Mugizi, Denis Muleme, James Baguma, James Teremwa, Martha Ayebale, Rose Ayoo, Sheila Knight-Jones, Theodore J.D. Roesel, Kristina Lukuyu, Ben A. Richards, Shauna capacity development one health approach research Certain public health challenges are made more complex to manage due to the intricate interactions between humans, animals, and the environment, necessitating a sustainable holistic approach known as One Health (OH). OH is a multidisciplinary framework that operates at local, national, and global levels to promote optimal health across human, animal, and environmental domains. In Uganda, the governance of OH is hampered by weak linkages primarily confined to key ministries – Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF), Health (MOH), Education and Sports (MOES), and Water and Environment (MWE). This limited scope contributes to OH being perceived as relevant only to these ministries, while other governmental bodies, agencies, and departments undervalue it. Additionally, the existing gaps among professionals in human health, animal health, and environmental health sectors further hinder OH implementation. Despite ongoing efforts by institutions to advance OH education and research within their specific areas, there is a notable lack of collaborative initiatives. Through the Capacitating One Health in Eastern and Southern Africa (COHESA) project, this study presents baseline findings on OH in Uganda, focusing on research and development, governance, education, and implementation. 2024-09 2024-10-05T09:02:59Z 2024-10-05T09:02:59Z Case Study https://hdl.handle.net/10568/155207 en Open Access CAB International Kankya, C., Okello, J., Muwanguzi, D., Monje, F., Mugizi, D., Muleme, J., Baguma, J., Teremwa, M., Ayebale, R., Ayoo, S., Knight-Jones, T., Roesel, K., Lukuyu, B. and Richards, S. 2024. Impacts of One Health on education, research, and development: A case of Uganda. One Health Cases 2024 (2024): ohcs20240029. |
| spellingShingle | capacity development one health approach research Kankya, Clovice Okello, Justine Muwanguzi, David Monje, Fred Mugizi, Denis Muleme, James Baguma, James Teremwa, Martha Ayebale, Rose Ayoo, Sheila Knight-Jones, Theodore J.D. Roesel, Kristina Lukuyu, Ben A. Richards, Shauna Impacts of One Health on education, research, and development: A case of Uganda |
| title | Impacts of One Health on education, research, and development: A case of Uganda |
| title_full | Impacts of One Health on education, research, and development: A case of Uganda |
| title_fullStr | Impacts of One Health on education, research, and development: A case of Uganda |
| title_full_unstemmed | Impacts of One Health on education, research, and development: A case of Uganda |
| title_short | Impacts of One Health on education, research, and development: A case of Uganda |
| title_sort | impacts of one health on education research and development a case of uganda |
| topic | capacity development one health approach research |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/155207 |
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