ONE HEALTH CITY 2021 DAY1
Channel: IRASEC
Date: 2022-03-18

How cities should prepare?
16 -17 December 2021

An Event in the frame of the Fonds d’Alembert 2021 conference cycle, co-organized by UDDC-Chulalongkorn University, the Research Institute on Contemporary Southeast Asia (IRASEC), the Embassy of France in Thailand, along with Thai Health Promotion Foundation.
The One Health concept has long been a vision of integrating health with other sciences. However, due to the Covid-19 pandemic who highlighted the close link between human, animal and environment health, this concept is (or should be) at the forefront of planning for today and the near future. In just the past 18 months alone, the world has become thoroughly sensitized to the threat of emerging infectious diseases and recurrent epidemics, including in urban areas. Nevertheless, while crucial, the OneHealth concept seen from the “Cities” is still very new. How cities could prepare to and mitigate the risks? And what role town planners could play in this process?
Download the booklet : https://www.irasec.com/documents/files/Conf_ONE_HEALTH_decembre2021/Onehealth_Booklet.pdf
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00:00 Opening and presentation of the schedule by Thornkamol Riangwong.
02:30 Rémi Lambert, First Counsellor at the French Embassy in Thailand.
06:36 Dr Pairoj Saonuam, Assistant CEO of Thai Health Promotion Foundation.
08:47 Assoc.Prof.Niramon Serisakul, Director of Urban Design and Development Center.
10:20 Jérôme Samuel, Director of Irasec.
13:38 Introduction of the speakers by Assoc.Prof.Tavida Kamolvej.
17:48 The One Health approach for a growing urbanization (Serge Morand (CNRS).
38:57 Indonesian Urbanization and Health Dimension in a Changing Climate: Evidence from Semarang and Pekalongan (Prof.Wiwandari Handayani, and Assoc.Prof.Rukuh Setiadi (Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Diponegoro University).
1:16:22 The Post-Pandemic City We Want (Assoc.Prof.Niramon Serisakul (Director of Urban Design and Development Center).
1:53:18 Community-led COVID-19 responses: addressing COVID-19 crisis in Bangkok through community empowerment and primary health care (Nittaya Phanuphak (Executive Director of Institute of HIV Research and Innovation).
2:11:68 Questions, Summary of the day 1 session and closing
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