Senegal Workshop Enhances One Health Collaboration in West Africa
The Senegal workshop from July 22-26, 2024, convened stakeholders from One Health platforms in West Africa to enhance health security. Key discussions focused on food safety, disease surveillance, and antimicrobial resistance, employing an interactive format to encourage collaboration and practical applications in local contexts.
A workshop was held in Senegal from July 22-26, 2024, gathering stakeholders from One Health platforms across West Africa to improve health security in the region. Organized by the CGIAR Initiative on One Health and OHRECA, participants included representatives from Côte d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Mali, and Senegal. The workshop’s primary aim was to enhance collaboration in addressing regional health challenges while building on previous evaluations and findings.
Key topics of discussion during the workshop included food safety, disease surveillance, and antimicrobial resistance. Attendees engaged in an interactive format, promoting active participation and in-depth discourse on crucial themes such as the foundations of One Health, governance structures, and local practical applications. This collaborative approach aimed to foster enhanced strategies and frameworks for health security across the region.
The workshop in Senegal successfully gathered stakeholders to discuss and enhance One Health collaboration in West Africa. Through focused discussions on key health challenges, the event facilitated knowledge sharing, networking, and the development of effective strategies driven by regional priorities. The ongoing commitment to improving health security through One Health practices is crucial for fostering a healthier future in West Africa.
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