One Health Joint Action Plan of Action (2022-2026): Working together for the Health of Humans, Animals, Plants and the Environment
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The scope of the OH JPA is guided by the imperative for an inclusive One Health approach to addressing the health threats of humans, animals and plants in an integrated manner, while promoting environment and biodiversity protection and acknowledging the broader systems benefits of cross-sectoral collaboration to achieve collective outcomes.
Specifically, the OH JPA addresses the risks and consequences of emerging zoonotic diseases with epidemic and pandemic potential, endemic infectious diseases of zoonotic and vector-borne origin, food and water safety hazards, AMR and the health of the environment.
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