Sister projects
BEPREP aims to prevent future epidemics and pandemics by carrying out field
studies and experiments in Europe and the tropics to identify best practices for biodiversity recovery and public health
interventions that mitigate disease risk.
IDAlert is developing tools tailored to key stakeholders which help to
improve anticipation, forecasting, and understanding of future risks of disease emergence and spread.
The CLIMOS project aims to assist in the mitigation of the emergence, transmission and dissemination of zoonotic pathogens, transmitted by vectors induced by Climate Change, based on the approaches of Eco-health and One Health. These objectives will be achieved by quantifying the climatic and environmental factors of phlebotome populations and infectious agents transmitted by these insects throughout Europe. The project is co-funded by the European Commission (grant 101057690) and UKRI (grants 10038150 and 10039289).
Related Initiatives
PREZODE is an international One Health initiative which coordinates a large portfolio of projects and programmes
that support emergence risk reduction strategies for zoonotic infectious diseases.
37 countries are part of Biodiversa Plus. It supports biodiversity research and aims to bring Europe back on a path to
recovery where humans and nature live in harmony.
The KCBD is a European Commission initiative on better knowledge management for policy-making on biodiversity.
Related Projects
INSULA
Coordinated by CIRAD, and funded by FEDER, INSULA aims to assess the influence of ecosystem biodiversity and their
anthropogenic changes on vector-borne diseases of humans, animals and plants in Guadeloupe.
BIODIV-AFREID
Funded by ERA-NET BIODIVERSA and coordinated by UANT, BIODIV-AFREID investigates how biodiversity conditions (dis)favour
transmissions of infectious agents from small mammals into human populations in African forests (including Ivory Coast).
MOOD
MOOD is funded under H2020, coordinated by CIRAD and aims to develop innovative tools and services for the early detection, assessment, and monitoring of infectious disease threats across Europe.
EBO-Sursy
EBO-Sursy is funded by EU-DEVCO, coordinated by OIE and aims to strengthen early
detection systems for wildlife in West and Central Africa using a ‘One Health’ and multisectoral approach to detect,
differentiate and prevent outbreaks of viral haemorrhagic fevers
ZooCoV
ZooCoV is funded by ANR, coordinated by CIRAD and aims to assess and reduce the risk of spill over of Betacoronaviruses from wildlife to humans in Cambodia.
ADAPT’ACTION
FFI is coordinating a French AFD Adapt’Action project aiming at promoting the integrated management of the Guinea Forestière landscape to promote ecological connectivity, climate resilience and sustainable socioeconomic development.
Santés-Territoires
Santés-Territoires is a project funded by AFD and DESIRA which aims to design, test and evaluate an innovative participatory and iterative and evolving approach to support the agroecological transition. This approach will be implemented within living labs.
PAPFor
PAPFor (Support programme for the preservation of forest ecosystems in West Africa) aims
to promote an endogenous, sustainable and inclusive development of West African forest areas, responding to the
challenges of climate change and the maintenance of biodiversity.