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One Health Surveillance

Integrated One Health Data Systems for Smarter Surveillance & Rapid Response

what we do

Strengthening surveillance across human, animal, and environmental health.

Our platforms improve data quality, foster cross-sector collaboration, and enable early detection and rapid response to epidemics, zoonoses, and environmental hazards — helping countries align with global One Health standards and act on real-time insights.

Detection and alerts

Surveillance dashboards

Rapid responses

Challenge

Key Challenges in One Health Surveillance

Fragmented data, weak coordination, and siloed infrastructures slow down epidemic detection and response.

Data fragmentation

Human, animal, and environmental health systems often operate separately, limiting integration and collective intelligence.

Delayed alerts

Manual reporting and weak interoperability hinder timely detection of emerging threats.

Limited predictive capacity

Lack of integrated environmental and climate data reduces foresight on epidemic risks.

Weak intersectoral coordination

Authorities use different standards and platforms, creating duplication and inefficiencies.

Data security and governance gaps

Absence of clear frameworks for ownership, sharing, and sustainability of multisectoral data.

Solutions

Our Solutions to Optimize One Health Surveillance

We help governments, international organizations, and research actors to build resilient surveillance systems that enable early warning and coordinated responses.

1

National One Health Data Repositories (NOHDRs)

We support the development of centralized, interoperable data platforms that bring together human, animal, and environmental data. These repositories enhance visibility, coordination, and decision-making at national and regional levels.

  • Integration of health data from DHIS2, LMIS, IASO, veterinary systems (e.g., SENES), and environmental/climate sources (e.g., ERA5)
  • Interactive dashboards for real-time outbreak monitoring and cross-sector analytics
  • GIS layers, climate indicators, and laboratory data combined with advanced modeling via OpenHexa
  • Tailored tools for multisectoral risk stratification and outbreak prediction
2

Digitalization of Surveillance & Response Workflows

We enable the end-to-end digitalization of surveillance activities, from case notification to coordinated outbreak response. By combining mobile tools, geospatial registries, and automated data flows, our systems improve speed, coverage, and accountability.

  • Real-time event-based and indicator-based surveillance integrated into DHIS2
  • Dynamic dashboards for interoperable outbreak management across ministries
  • Mobile apps for case notification, laboratory reporting, and field investigations
  • Seamless links with community-level reporting, including CHW digital tools
3

Predictive Analytics & Climate-Health Integration

We strengthen epidemic intelligence by embedding environmental and climate data into One Health surveillance. Our solutions help governments move from reactive to predictive action.

  • Integration of climate variables (rainfall, temperature, land use) with epidemiological data
  • Machine learning models for outbreak prediction and hotspot identification
  • WHO-aligned risk assessment frameworks to guide coordinated interventions
  • Scenario-building and early warning dashboards  for operational planning
Collaboration

Who we support

Public authorities

Ministries of Health, Social and Environmental Programmes, etc.

International organizations

World Health organization, UN agencies, etc.

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)

International and in-country organizations

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