Building Global ONE HEALTH Alliances

The Interdisciplinary Research Center for One Health emphasizes fostering national and international partnerships to advance the One Health framework in Pakistan. Collaborating with leading academic institutions, government agencies, private sector stakeholders, and global advocacy, the center focuses on addressing critical health challenges at the intersection of human, animal, and environmental health.

National Partnership

The Interdisciplinary Research Center for One Health (IRCOH) has national partnerships to tackle pressing health challenges in Pakistan through the innovative One Health framework. These partnerships are strategically designed to bridge the gaps among human, animal, and environmental health sectors by fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, advancing policy development, and promoting meaningful community engagement. By uniting expertise and resources across diverse domains, IRCOH is driving impactful solutions that address complex health issues at their core.

International Partnership

The UOS-IDRC Project, titled The Challenge: Reducing Antibiotic Resistance through the Commercialization and Adoption of Non-Antibiotic Methods to Control Bacterial Infections in Pakistani Poultry Production, is a significant initiative aimed at addressing antimicrobial resistance (AMR). This project emphasizes international partnerships to foster the development and application of sustainable alternatives to antibiotics in poultry farming. By reducing dependency on antibiotics, it seeks to combat bacterial resistance, ensuring better health outcomes, food security, and adherence to global AMR mitigation strategies.

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