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    Operationalizing One Health in the Arctic; Policy Recommendations, and Report

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    One Health is a theoretical concept and practical approach for developing and sustaining broad interdisciplinary collaboration - to identify, prevent, and mitigate health risks in humans, animals and the environment. Recognizing that ecosystem linkages and interdependencies necessitate a holistic approach to health issues is a core tenet of One Health. (1.656Mb)
    Forward-looking Recommendations for policy makers. (516.2Kb)
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    2017-02
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    Sustainable Development Working Group (SDWG)
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    Policy recommendations; Project report; SAO meeting; SDWG
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    One Health is a particularly well-matched tool to advance the understanding of health threats from the direct and indirect impacts of climate change in the Arctic. As a multidisciplinary approach, One Health strengthens coordination between and among a wide range of scientific disciplines and stakeholders.
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