An interdisciplinary summer school aims to equip early-career and mid-career scientists (public health, veterinary medicine, ecology, infectious diseases) with the main concepts and methods of multidisciplinary system-thinking (One Health) approaches in the research of infectious diseases in a climate change context. The focus will be on the human-animal interface, including vector-borne, zoonotic diseases, and their connection with climate change and associated anthropogenic changes.

As part of the global One Health Day on November 3, 2024, ZoNoH is launching a digital contest that’s all about creativity and collaboration. If you’re passionate about One Health collaboration, and about improving the health of all species – this is for you! ------- By participating, you’ll help highlight the importance of the One Health approach to boost human, animal, and environmental health. You’ll also get the chance to join a global network of One Health enthusiasts and increase your visibility. Last but not least you can win a Prize! ------- Monetary prizes:

Every year, One Health Day is held in Serbia in cities Novi Sad or Belgrade. It lasts for one day in the first week of November and consists of different topics of One Health shown in presentations or workshops format. The speakers are from various disciplines all covering the One Health approach. The participation for members of Serbian Association of One Health is free of charge and for others there is a small fee.