The work behind the alliance
Peer-reviewed research, national academy studies and independent programme reviews — shaped by OHGA leadership across four continents.
ICOPHAI founded, establishing the alliance's research base.
The Global One Health Paradigm published, defining the field.
Continents represented across our research collaborations.
Mobilised through grants, contracts and donor partnerships.
Pioneering the Global One Health paradigm
Founder Dr. Wondwossen Gebreyes and OHGA leadership defined an integrated approach to solving complex societal challenges at the interface of human health, animal health, plants and the environment.
Published in 2014, the paper was the product of alliance members from the United States, Kenya, Brazil, Tanzania, Thailand, France and the United Kingdom.
Read the paperResearch, studies & reviews
Molecular epidemiology of zoonotic & livestock diseases
State-of-the-art approaches to bacterial, viral and parasitic disease, co-authored with partners in Brazil, India, South Korea and Venezuela.
Read moreNASEM & INGSA zoonotic spillover guidebook
Dr. Gebreyes and scientists from eight Southeast Asian countries and the USA produced guidance on countering spillover in the live animal supply chain.
Read moreAssessing the CDC quarantine station network
COO Dr. Tequam Worku directed a National Academies study on the CDC's Division of Global Migration and Quarantine and its response to emerging threats.
Read moreAntimicrobial resistance in sub-Saharan Africa
Led by VP for Research & Development Dr. Samuel Kariuki with UK partners — concluding that a concerted One Health approach is required to scale action plans.
Read moreGlobal One Health to address pandemics
A section of one of 2023's significant global health security books, authored by Wondwossen Gebreyes and Carol J. Haley with contributing OHGA experts.
Read moreUCSF Global Programs review
An independent evaluation of the University of California, San Francisco's Global Programs for Research and Training, recommending future structures.
Full report available on request.
Guidance we authored
Countering zoonotic spillover
Guidelines for high-consequence pathogens in the Southeast Asia region — with INGSA-Asia and NASEM.
The CDC quarantine station network
A National Academies consensus study on responding to emerging threats, directed by Dr. Tequam Worku.
Closing Africa's research capacity gap
The fastest-growing continent needs 100,000 new PhDs within ten years. Our research training programmes, fellowships and exchanges are built to help close that gap.
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Bringing One Health to a wider audience
OHGA co-founders addressed cholera — a major waterborne disease still threatening communities across Africa — in The Conversation.
Why cholera continues to threaten many African countries
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