Policy evaluation:a One Health approach

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The call for an integrated approachto health problems

is increasing worldwide,but the implementation

of One Health approachesin policy making

is still limited

Advantages of One Health compared tocurrent approaches are identified more

often in theory than in real cases

Evaluation of policy measureson rational basis

can provide argumentsto identify the added value of OH

M. Aragrande, M. Canali

Dept. of Food Technology and Sciences, University of Bologna, Bologna Italy

M. Bouwknegt,

Centre for Infectious Disease Control, National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, Bilthoven, The Netherlands

L. Cornelsen

Dept. of Global Health and Development, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, UK

8thEuropean Public Health Conference 2015HEALTH IN EUROPE

From global to local policies, methods and practicesMilan, 14-17 October 2015

Background

Traditional approaches to evaluation

Current policy evaluation tools adoptsectoral rather than multi-sectoral

perspectives and often reflectdisciplinary vision.

They usually miss the link amongsectors and with the socio-economic

context where added values and costsappear.

2Policy evaluation: a One Health approach

A renewed evaluation framework for OH

3Policy evaluation: a One Health approach

Multiple dimensions of OH

Mutual links among sectors

Socio-economic context

System approach

Interdisciplinarity

Team work

NEOH: a living lab for OH evaluation

NEOH (Network for the Evaluation of One Health)

brings together people

from various disciplines

to elaborate a OH

evaluation framework

Essay in interdisciplinary team work routine

4Policy evaluation: a One Health approach

A tool for interdisciplinary team work

5Policy evaluation: a One Health approach