This chapter describes integrated approaches for human and animal demographic surveillance, and presents a case study from Chad to illustrate some lessons on the role of and the process for integrating the One Health approach into ongoing Demographic and Health Surveillance Systems globally.

This chapter illustrates the complementarity of transdisciplinary research and the One Health approach, citing as an example a long-term iterative process in Chad to improve the health of pastoralists and their livestock.

This chapter presents examples of how both costs and benefits of diseases and disease control can cross from animals to humans, and vice versa. These examples span from joint human and animal vaccination services for mobile pastoralists in Chad and brucellosis control in Mongolia, to rabies control ...

This chapter discusses the impact of maize genetic improvement programmes of the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture on maize production in West and Central Africa (Benin, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Guinea, Mali, Nigeria, Senegal, Central Africa, Togo, Cameroon, Congo and Chad).