Global Health at the Human-Animal-Ecosystem Interface

This module provides a general description of the MOOC, including videos and readings that give an overview of the content, evaluation, and activities.

This section covers major current Global Health challenges at the Human-Animal-Ecosystem Interface and the need for cross-sectoral approaches to health, including One Health, Eco-Health and Planetary Health.

This section focuses on the current global threat posed by zoonotic emerging infections and the tools and challenges for studying and controlling them.

This section covers the global burden of antimicrobial resistance and the challenges for its control from the national to the global levels based on cross-sectoral approaches to health.

This section focuses on Neglected Tropical Diseases, their common determinants, and the interventions and challenges to fight them.

This section focuses on human-animal conflicts and injuries, with particular attention to snakebite and the current snakebite crisis.

This section covers innovative approaches, tools, and frameworks that offer interesting opportunities for application in Global Health at the Human-Animal-Ecosystem Interface.

This section focuses on the positive impacts on health that emerge from human-animal interactions and more widely from interactions with ecosystems.

This section highlights the importance of sustainable management of ecosystems for human health, particularly in the context of climate change.

This module contains the final quiz for the course.