Its objective is to mobilise the French scientific community and its partners in Southeast Asia in order to:
a) Identify the main projects and initiatives in the One Health field, at national and regional levels. This phase will identify national teams and experts for the preparation of the “outlook” document (“Zoonoses in changing environments in Southeast Asian countries”) of the second component of the project.
b) To support and/or consolidate One Health projects responding to a specific call among the eligible countries.
This support will allow the creation of an ASEAN One Health research community and the identification of new research and development fronts.
c) To draw up a document containing proposals from French research actors:
“One Health ASEAN strategic route for the MEAE and French research organisations”.
This document will build on the previous objectives and will feed into the second component.
Understanding antibiotic use among commercial small scale chicken farmers and its impact on E. coli from chickens and the environment in Malaysia and Cambodia PITCH INTRODUCTION TO THE PROJECT For more than 70 years, livestock sectors have been using...
AMR Water Circulation amongst several countries of the Mekong and its Delta PITCH INTRODUCTION TO THE PROJECT Over the past few decades, antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has been on the rise worldwide and is now considered a major public health threat. Rivers and...
Emerging arbovirus associated with bird in Laos INTRODUCTION TO THE PROJECT Among emerging zoonotic pathogens, mosquito-borne viruses (MBVs) are an important cause of animal and human Emerging Infectious Disease (EIDs) worldwide. Most mosquito-borne pathogens...
Initiating a One Health Approach on extensive buffalo farming in Southeast Asia PITCH INTRODUCTION TO THE PROJECT On a global scale evidence has been made on the role of expanding livestock farming both as a threat to biodiversity and as increasingly putting...
Supporting research and laboratory capacities on dog-associated zoonotic diseases in Cambodia and collaborations with Southeast Asia countries PITCH INTRODUCTION TO THE PROJECT Domestic dogs are the main reservoir of several neglected zoonotic diseases,...
Combatting zoonotic diseases through trainings delivered by Cambodian organizations PITCH INTRODUCTION TO THE PROJECT In Cambodia, rural households are at higher risk of infection from zoonotic diseases, more especially in areas experiencing high scale and rate...
Zoonotic Disease in Elephants in Laos PITCH INTRODUCTION TO THE PROJECT In Laos, as well as in the rest of South-East Asia, Tuberculosis (TB) and drug resistant TB represent a significant public health threat, threatening elephants and other animals. As in...
Aquatic hosts of zoonotic diseases in the Cambodian Mekong INTRODUCTION TO THE PROJECT Zoonotic parasites are an important public health concern in the Indo-Chinese region, including in Cambodia. While public health efforts have made significant progress in reducing...
Vientiane’s landfill Investigation to study the Emergence of Diseases related to waste management INTRODUCTION TO THE PROJECT According to many recent reports, the waste management and recycling system are problematic in all cities in Laos. For instance, in Vientiane,...
One health anthropological approach to rat-related knowledge and practices in Cambodia and beyond in Southeast Asia PITCH INTRODUCTION TO THE PROJECT When we talk about ecological issues, biodiversity loss and wildlife, we use to focus on threatened animals –...