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PREZODE (Preventing ZOonotic Disease Emergence) is an innovative international initiative with the ambition to understand the risks of emergence of zoonotic infectious diseases, to develop and implement innovative methods to improve prevention, early detection, and resilience in order to ensure rapid response to the risks of emerging infectious diseases of animal origin.

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23 December 2024

By: PREZODE

We wish you a prosperous and Happy New Year!

As we welcome the year 2025, we reflect on the achievements we've reached together and the strides made as a global PREZODE community.
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23 December 2024

By: PREZODE

Equity Issues in Zoonosis Prevention How to lift barriers to inclusivity?

PREZODE will host its third online Roundtable – Webinar on the 23rd of January 2025, 9:00 am CET (UTC + 1) under the title: “Equity issues in zoonosis prevention: How to lift barriers to inclusivity?”
Pannel Discussion with Dr. Soawapak Hinjoy, Professor Jeroen Dewulf, Dr. Teerasak Chuxnum, Pablo Sagredo Martin and Dr. Lucy Keatts

The 2024 General Assembly, held on November 21st, marked a significant milestone in PREZODE’s journey. Hosted in a hybrid format and co-organized by the Belgian Government, the event highlighted participants' strong commitment and engagement in advancing the Initiative’s mission.

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During the last Intergovernmental Negotiating Body (INB) meeting, in early November, PREZODE, stressed the importance of incorporating prevention into the legal framework of the future Pandemic Preparedness and Response (PPR) Treaty.

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In 2024, the Wildlife Working Group was constituted as part of the advisory boards included in the Permanent Veterinary Committee of the Southern Cone (CVP). This group is dedicated to advancing wildlife health management in the region.

An international initiative to prevent zoonosis emergence