The Global Health Institute (GHI) 2015 was conducted with the goal of advancing One Health Leadership, recognized as a critical area of global interest. The program offered nine track courses, enabling participants to select pathways that complemented and enriched their leadership experiences. With strong participation from young researchers as well as mid- to senior-level professionals, the program provided an important platform for knowledge sharing and exchange of current updates in the field. To maximize its impact, GHI 2015 combined the One Health Leadership course, four specialized track courses, and a dedicated researchers’ conference.
Program Structure
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Week 1: Pre-Conference Courses
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Global Health Leadership: The Convergence of Animal, Human, and Environmental Health
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Participatory Epidemiology Approach to One Health–EcoHealth (Introduction)
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Week 2: Global Health Conference for Researchers
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Emerging and Re-emerging Diseases
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Antimicrobial Resistance
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Application of Risk Analysis
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Epidemiological Tools and Applications
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Food Safety and Hygiene
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One Health Education for Asia
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Week 3: Post-Conference Courses
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Farm-to-Table Field Study
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Food Safety Risk Analysis
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Epidemiological, Economic, and Ecological Components of One Health
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A total of 106 participants attended the event, representing academic institutions, government agencies, NGOs, and the private sector.
