Catalysing One Health with Swiss Diplomacy: Three recommendations for leveraging Switzerland’s science and diplomacy to prevent, prepare, and respond to future pandemics

Rapport Rapport de recherche Catalysing One Health with Swiss Diplomacy: Three recommendations for leveraging Switzerland’s science and diplomacy to prevent, prepare, and respond to future pandemics eng 2022 author Ruiz De Castaneda Rafael Luis 789107 author Bolon Isabelle 0000-0001-5940-2731 114399 author Stauffer Maxime 816111 author Baum Sarah author Bernardeau Serra Llanos 924395 author Bernotti Ilaria author Crump Lisa author Dagron Stéphanie 0000-0001-7075-4447 846633 author de Balogh Katinka author Emmerson Paris Jade 938214 author Eslanloo Pereira Turan Maria 596606 author Flahault Antoine 815316 author Guerin Frédérique 540967 author Machalaba Catherine author Seidler Nicolas 585803 author Sponagel Lara 821229 author Utzinger Jurg author Villers Jennifer Annick M. 941947 author Voguel Thomas author Wannous Chadia author Wernli Didier 0000-0002-1751-1961 525223 author Zinsstag Jakob 27 10.13097/archive-ouverte/unige:163487 The origins, spreading mechanisms, and consequences of epidemics and pandemics lie at the intersection between environmental, human, and animal systems. Therefore, effective governance requires an approach that accounts for the systemic nature of epidemics and pandemics. Switzerland has an essential role to play in strengthening the One Health approach to improve governance of international epidemics and pandemics. Signed by over 30 experts, this policy brief supports Switzerland with 3 key recommendations and 13 actions to leverage Swiss scientific expertise and diplomatic instruments for strengthening international efforts to prevent, prepare for, and respond to future epidemics and pandemics – with a focus on diseases of animal origin. Quantitative and qualitative analyses of international and Swiss research on One Health support the following recommendations. This policy brief was commissioned by the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs. It was developed by the Institute of Global Health at the University of Geneva and the Geneva Science-Policy Interface, in partnership with the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute and the Geneva Health Forum, involving experts from academia, international organisations, NGOs and the government. One Health Pandemic Epidemic Zoonoses Switzerland Governance Diplomacy Policy International cooperation Dewey 341 Dewey 320 Dewey 613 Geneva Science Policy Interface Policy Brief 66 Institut de santé globale 22A1 24 Global Studies Institute 0DJ 98 Département de droit international public et organisation internationale 5E false 907 Groupe Flahault Antoine 945 2837ba26-d361-4080-b2d3-302b9f0df117 Geneva Science-Policy Interface 41a9e7a2-0f13-4845-8cc3-f87ea431b966 Report Public Catalysing One Health with Swiss Diplomacy.pdf 6049449 application/pdf openAccess Faculté de médecine / Section de médecine clinique / Département de santé et médecine communautaires / Institut de santé globale Centres et instituts / Global Studies Institute Faculté de droit / Département de droit international public et organisation internationale

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