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Integrating One Health and multi-hazard risk reduction to strengthen community resilience and infectious disease prevention
Emerging infectious diseases do not occur in isolation: communities simultaneously face infectious disease, climate and environmental hazards, food insecurity, livelihood shocks and disruptions to essential services. Yet prevention and control programs are often organised around single diseases or s
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