The One-Health-Region Vorpommern is an open network.
We help ensure that insights from One Health research reach the places where they are needed most: in businesses, political decision-making, education, and everyday life.
For us, this means: We bring the right partners together and work on solutions that function in real local contexts.
Our goal: Better-informed decisions, implemented ideas, and solutions that last.
One Health High-Level Expert Panel: Definition of One Health
One Health is a collaborative, unifying approach that aims to sustainably balance and optimize the health of people, animals, and ecosystems.
It recognizes the health of humans, domestic and wild animals, plants, and the wider environment (including ecosystems) are closely linked and inter-dependent.
The approach mobilizes different sectors, disciplines, and communities across all levels of society to work together in promoting well-being and addressing threats to health and ecosystems, while also meeting the collective need for clean water, energy, and air, safe and nutritious food, climate action, and sustainable development.
More information on the One Health Platform.
The regional core actors of the initiative have outstanding expertise to address the existing complex One Health challenges. They combine expertise in the areas of:
Founded in 2021, the Helmholtz Institute for One Health Greifswald builds on this expertise with a focus on "zoonotic diseases", "antibiotic resistance" and "prevention of zoonoses".
Also linked is the expertise of the Friedrich-Loeffler-Instituts for Animal Health as a federal research institute in the field of food-producing animals.
The core players of the "One-Health-Region Vorpommern" initiative work together with many partner organizations such as cities and districts, tourism, farmers' and spa associations, the Greifswald Agricultural Initiative e.V., the MV Medical Association, the MV Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians, the MRE network, local schools and creative artists.
The regional core actors of the initiative have outstanding expertise to address the existing complex One Health challenges. They combine expertise in the areas of:
Founded in 2021, the Helmholtz Institute for One Health Greifswald builds on this expertise with a focus on "zoonotic diseases", "antibiotic resistance" and "prevention of zoonoses".
Also linked is the expertise of the Friedrich-Loeffler-Instituts for Animal Health as a federal research institute in the field of food-producing animals.
The core players of the "One-Health-Region Vorpommern" initiative work together with many partner organizations such as cities and districts, tourism, farmers' and spa associations, the Greifswald Agricultural Initiative e.V., the MV Medical Association, the MV Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians, the MRE network, local schools and creative artists.
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