The second module of this series, One Health provides an introduction to the concept of One Health and how to apply a One Health approach to identifying and tackling food system challenges. By the end of this session, a successful student should:
- Understand One Health's history in science and policy, and its precedent in, and reliance upon, Indigenous knowledge and practices
- Critically engage with One Health as an interdisciplinary and intersectoral systems thinking approach to achieving integrated health outcomes
- Recognise the importance of applying a One Health approach to identify and tackle current food system challenges
- Apply systems thinking to a One Health food system challenge
The materials provided are not intended to be used as is, but are meant to be adapted to your context and your students.
Session Documents:
Additional Documents:
- Pre-session Guidance: Planning your interdisciplinary learning session
Materials last edited: Oct 2023
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