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00:15 One health,

00:15 of course,

00:16 is the approach under which environmental health,

00:19 animal health,

00:20 and human health work together to improve the

00:24 preparedness,

00:25 response,

00:26 and work towards prevention of pandemics.

01:35 The communique that was signed today is really important.

01:39 First of all,

01:39 because it shows the commitment of all 5 member states here in the region

01:44 and all the 3 sectors that are very important for wild health implementation.

01:49 This is the agriculture,

01:50 health,

01:50 and the environment.

01:52 The second aspect,

01:53 the communique really reflects on 3 levels of commitment.

01:57 One is the political.

01:58 Secondly is understanding that the technical

02:01 collaboration and coordination is really important.

02:03 And the third one is investment.

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One health, of course, is the approach under which environmental health, animal health, and human health work together to improve the preparedness, response, and work towards prevention of pandemics. The communique that was signed today is really important. First of all, because it shows the commitment of all 5 member states here in the region and all the 3 sectors that are very important for wild health implementation. This is the agriculture, health, and the environment. The second aspect, the communique really reflects on 3 levels of commitment. One is the political. Secondly is understanding that the technical collaboration and coordination is really important. And the third one is investment.
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On 14 November 2022, government officials representing health, environment, and agriculture sectors from all of the Central Asian countries gathered in Almaty to formally launch the development of the Central Asia One Health Framework for Action. The Framework for Action will help address three high-level goals shared among the Central Asian countries: pandemic prevention and preparedness, resilience of food systems, and improving regional trade and the competitiveness of agriculture.
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