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Investing in One Health
Through the One Health in Agrifood System Transformation Fund, FAO offers an integrated and comprehensive One Health support package to countries to progress national pathways for transforming agrifood systems through:
- One Health assessments and planning
- Coordination
- Technical support
- Policy advice and leveraging investment
- Systems and tools
- Emergency response
- Capacity development and the One Health Knowledge Nexus
⦿ FAO’s One Health programme portfolio has grown to over USD 650 million
⦿ 228 active projects
⦿ 79 countries and regions
⦿ 48 resource partners
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One Health in 2025: Achievements, turning points and the road ahead
11/12/2025
2025 was a pivotal year for One Health – with stronger political alignment, more investment instruments, and deeper recognition of the risks posed...
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Mind the gaps: Strengthening the foundations of One Health
30/10/2025
Translating One Health into effective, real-world action can be difficult. Across countries and institutions, three persistent barriers slow progress:...
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Facilitating sustainable livestock transformation: Insights from global financial institutions and philanthropic partners
22/10/2025
How can we finance sustainable livestock transformation while ensuring food security, environmental protection, and disease prevention?
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Ethiopia launches the National Action Plan for Health Security and National One Health Five Year Strategic Plan
20/10/2025
Ethiopia has taken another major step in protecting the health of people, animals, plants and the environment by launching two landmark documents.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo advances toward a National One Health Plan with FAO support
16/10/2025
The DRC has taken a major step toward strengthening its capacity to prevent and respond to emerging health threats through the development of a National...
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The case for investing in One Health: Lessons from Bangladesh
07/10/2025
How Bangladesh is showing the world that integrated health approaches aren't just smart policy – they're essential for our survival.