Can the pandemic agreement support meaningful prevention via One Health?

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As the last currently scheduled round of negotiations on the Pandemic Agreement, INB13, resumes on April 7^th 2025, the importance of the One Health approach for efficient prevention must be re-emphasized to enable consensus finding. PREZODE co-hosts a Webinar alongside FOUR PAWS and Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security to highlight the existing efforts on One Health governance and operationalization of prevention activities already in place in countries worldwide. Demonstrating benefits in strengthening prevention measures via the Pandemic Agreement will help inform common ground among Member States.

To advocate for a Pandemic Agreement that supports and expands existing efforts and integrates the One Health Approach to enable sustainable and efficient prevention of zoonoses, this session will bring together:

• Dr. Soawapak Hinjoy, One Health expert from the Ministry of Public Health Thailand and PREZODE Vice President, to present the PREZODE study’s results on One Health governance and implementation at the country level.
• Nina Jamal, International Head of Pandemics & Campaign Strategies at FOUR PAWS International, to expose findings’ implications on the Pandemic Agreement.
• Dr. Alexandra L. Phelan, Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Senior Scholar, Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security; Director (Policy), Johns Hopkins Institute for Planetary Health

This Webinar is organized in collaboration with the Born Free Foundation, Health Diplomacy Alliance, Phoenix Zones Initiative, Proyecto ARPA, World Animal Protection, and World Federation for Animals.

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More details on the webinar will be published on the registration page as well as disseminated on our communications channel. Stay tuned!