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The Scientific Advisory Board is the central scientific steering committee of the One Health Platform. It represents the One Health Platform externally and manages day-to-day business together with the administrative office. It performs overarching tasks and makes science-related decisions.

To implement the One Health approach, it is essential that as many people as possible are familiar with the approach and take into account the interconnections between human, animal, and environmental health in their actions. For this reason, fostering cross-disciplinary skills and interdisciplinary teaching are among the priorities of the One Health Platform.

Funding for interdisciplinary and/or transdisciplinary networking projects can be applied for via the One Health Platform. Here you will find an overview of the networking projects that have been receiving funding since 2024.

Mit der One Health Plattform (OHP) soll eine koordinierende, dynamische Struktur geschaffen werden, die die inter- und transdisziplinäre wissenschaftliche Entwicklung im One Health Bereich gemäß der One Health Definition des One Health High Level Expert Panels (OHHLEP) [1] unterstützt, nationale und internationale Förderinitiativen miteinander verknüpft, Impulse setzt und Raum zur Identifizierung von Forschungslücken und -bedarfen gibt.

Four-month research grants

The members of the One Health Platform already have well-established partnerships worldwide. You will soon find an overview of selected international collaborations.

The One Health Platform is delighted to be able to offer these four scholarship holders the opportunity to undertake a research placement lasting several months at a German research institution.

 

The One Health definition of the One Health High-Level Expert Panel and the first report of the Lancet One Health Commission emphasise once again that the challenges of our time, such as zoonoses, antimicrobial resistance, environmental degradation and climate change, require an integrative, interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approach to solve.

The health of humans, animals and ecosystems (including the climate) are closely linked. For example, many current threats such as zoonoses (i.e. diseases that can be transmitted between humans and animals), antimicrobial resistance, changes in biodiversity or environmental pollution affect humans, animals and the surrounding environment.