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DINARA-WELVET has reached Southeast Asia.

Today in Timor-Leste, we are holding a workshop with local professionals and young people to discuss One Health, biosecurity, biodiversity, environmental protection, public health, and preparedness.

Thank you, East Timor, for joining us on this adventure!

You can find more abour DINARA-WELVET here: associationredefine.substack.c…

#OneHealth #TimorLeste #Biosecurity #Biodiversity #PublicHealth #EnvironmentalHealth #CapacityBuilding #EuropeanUnion

A New Chapter Begins: Gratitude, Responsibility, and Why DINARA-WELVET Matters Now

Building One Health capacity where ecosystems, conflict, and public health collide
REDefine // Civic Intelligence
#europeanunion #publichealth #onehealth #biodiversity #capacitybuilding #biosecurity #environmentalhealth #timorleste

"For now, what are most alarming are not the outbreaks themselves but the slow and uncoordinated responses by the institutions that Americans rely on to keep them safe, including the U.S. government and the World Health Organization. If the world cannot properly handle known threats that it has contained before, then it is dangerously unprepared for the next novel one."

theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/05/…

#PublicHealth #GlobalHealth #surveillance #biosecurity #CDC #WHO #USAID #ebola #outbreak #USpol

What the Trump Administration Needs to Do to Contain the Ebola Outbreak

We’re already playing from behind, but it’s not too late to limit the damage.
Stephanie Psaki (The Atlantic)
#uspol #surveillance #outbreak #publichealth #globalhealth #cdc #who #ebola #usaid #biosecurity

International borders manage disease surveillance during mass events through syndromic screening and the WHO IHR framework. Closing borders is scientifically ineffective because it pushes travelers to unmonitored crossings. #PublicHealth #Biosecurity #Epidemiology #GlobalHealth #Travel
blazetrends.com/how-internatio…

How International Borders Manage Infectious Disease Surveillance During Mass Gatherings

International borders manage infectious disease surveillance during mass events by deploying syndromic screening protocols, verifying vaccination records, and enforcing international legal health frameworks at designated points of entry.
Blaze Trends World News Desk (Blaze Trends)
#travel #publichealth #globalhealth #Epidemiology #biosecurity

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