Programme

Opening address by Nicolas Rose

Scientific Committee President  ·  ANSES, France

Welcome from the co-organising institutions: INNOZH  ·  Anses  ·  Labocéa

Address :
Baba Soumaré, Deputy Director General for Global Frameworks and Capacity Building, World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAHl)

As WOAH Deputy Director General, Dr Soumaré provides strategic oversight on One Health, scientific networking, emergency preparedness, biological threats reduction and strengthening of Veterinary Services worldwide. Former head of FAO’s Emergency Centers for Transboundary Animal Diseases (ECTAD) and Africa Regional Director for Preparedness and Response under the Global Health Security Agenda, he has been a key architect of One Health platforms across Africa.

How is One Health structured across research, expertise, education and policy?

Moderated by Anne-Françoise Berthon — One Health Programme Officer & International Scientific Advisory Board, Anses (France)

With :

• Serge Morand, CNRS
• David ALIS , Rennes University
• Carlos Das Neves, EFSA
• Hein Imberechts, European One Health Association
• Benoit Miribel, One Sustainable Health Forum
• Renato de Amorim, CEVA

An open dialogue exploring operational frameworks, interagency coordination and the future of cross-sectoral governance.

Hélène Soubelet

Director  ·  French Foundation for Research on Biodiversity (FRB), France

From One Health to the Nexus, IPBES’ proposal to best address the interdependent challenges of biodiversity, climate, food, health and water

Oral communications · 4 presentations

Chairs Hélène Soubelet — Fondation pour la recherche sur la biodiversité (France) & Serge Morand — University of Montpellier (France)

One Health Effects of Changes

How do climate change, biodiversity loss, habitat destruction and human activities drive the emergence and re-emergence of infectious, vector-borne and foodborne diseases? Dr Soubelet presents the IPBES Nexus approach and makes the case for truly integrated, systemic responses.

Join all participants for an informal networking cocktail — a chance to connect with fellow researchers, speakers and sponsors in a relaxed seaside atmosphere. All registered participants are welcome. No dress code required

Oral communications · 3 presentations

Chairs :

Reina Sikkema — Erasmus Medical Centre (Netherlands) & Sibylle Bernard-Stoecklin — Santé Publique France (France)

Oral communications · 3 presentations

Chairs Reina Sikkema — Erasmus Medical Centre (Netherlands) & Sibylle Bernard-Stoecklin — Santé Publique France (France)

Poster flash presentations · 5 posters

3 min presentation + 2 min Q&A each

Chair Nicolas Rose — ANSES (France)

Lunch buffet · Poster viewing open

Amélie Desvars-Larrivé — University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna & Complexity Science Hub (Austria)

Beyond the buzzword: The real-world challenges of data integration for One Health

As efforts to protect human, animal, and environmental health intensify, « One Health » has become a ubiquitous mantra. Yet its implementation through data integration remains fraught with real-world challenges. This keynote moves beyond the buzzword to explore the tension between the promise of unified data and the messy reality of fragmented systems. We will navigate the core injunctions of modern data science–to digitize everything, to be genuinely transdisciplinary, to integrate across scales, and to share data–arguing that the path forward is not a single, monolithic system, but a just and interoperable ecosystem. Drawing from concrete examples like global SARS-CoV-2 animal data and transdisciplinary prioritization of climate-sensitive diseases, the talk highlights lessons learned from managing, curating, and analyzing cross-sectoral datasets.

Oral communications · 3 presentations

New Tools & Integrated Data to Meet One Health Challenges

The promise of unified data versus the reality of fragmented systems. Drawing from concrete examples — global SARS-CoV-2 animal data, climate-sensitive disease prioritisation — Dr Desvars-Larrivé explores how AI, big data analytics and real-time surveillance can transform our ability to detect, predict and respond at the human–animal–environment interface.

CHAIR  Stéphanie Desvaux — OFB (Office Français de la Biodiversité), France

Session 3 · Regular

Oral communications · 7 presentations

Chairs Nicolas Eterradossi — ANSES (France) & Bruno Lina — Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 (France)

Presentation of successful One Health stories and solutions in the field of infectious diseases, vector-borne diseases, foodborne diseases…

Poster flash presentations · 5 posters

3 min presentation + 2 min Q&A each

Chair : Mouna Abed Zahar — Labocea (France)

An unforgettable evening at an exclusive seaside venue in Saint-Quay-Portrieux. Savour the finest Breton cuisine with live music, a photobooth, and the sound of waves. (No dress code required)

Ticket included in registration  ·  Venue: privatised seaside location, Saint-Quay-Portrieux

Chairs : Florence Ayral — VetAgroSup Lyon (France) & Koen Mintiens — VEN40 (Belgium)

Contributions from the social sciences to identify and address barriers to the adoption and scaling of One Health approaches.

Oral communications · 3 presentations

Oral communications · 2 presentations

Chairs : Florence Ayral — VetAgroSup Lyon (France) & Koen Mintiens — VEN40 (Belgium)

Summary of scientific highlights  ·  Perspectives for the One Health community 

Managing Director, Anses (France)