Abstract dell'evento

The Conference “One Health. Supranational, National and Regional Experiences” is the Fifth GPN Global Conference, organized by the Global Pandemic Network (GPN) in partnership with the Institute for Global Health Emergencies Response (IGHER) of the European Public Law Organization (EPLO), UN-Habitat, the International Institute of Administrative Studies (IIAS), and the Universities of Macerata, Urbino Rome La Sapienza and with the support of Link Campus University of Rome and Ania.

The Conference, which is in hybrid mode, will take place in Rome (at La Sapienza University, on May 10; and at the Museo Nazionale Romano - Palazzo Altemps, seat of the Italian Office of EPLO, on May 11; at Macerata University, on May 13; and at Urbino University, on May 14).

The conference focuses on the “One Health Strategy” and how different countries are responding to strengthen their resilience, also in view of future health crises. The COVID-19 pandemic has made it clear that human, animal and environmental health are interdependent and cannot be managed through a sectoral approach but must be addressed through a comprehensive (“One Health”) approach.

Thus, “One Health” approach “is an integrated, unifying approach that aims to sustainably balance and optimize the health of humans, animals, plants and ecosystems. The approach recognizes the health of humans, domestic and wild animals, plants and the wider environment (including ecosystems) are closely linked and interdependent”, as stated in the Quadripartite Memorandum of Understanding signed by Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and the World Health Organization (WHO) on 17 March 2022.

The Conference aims at understanding the different approaches adopted by different countries (which will be discussed on Day 1), at examining the interplay with the defence of human rights and especially the connected litigation (Day 2), on proposing a GPN position paper (Day 3, in Macerata) and in comparing the different perspectives and approaches taken by the different sciences (from the legal and social sciences perspective to the medical and perspectives: Day 4, in Urbino).

OPENING
Fusi VIERI / Deputy Rector / Univ. of Urbino Carlo Bo
Licia CALIFANO / University of Urbino Carlo Bo / Law Department Director 
Elisa SCOTTI – Matteo GNES / Master in Administrative Sciences and Innovation in Public Administration / Directors  

CHAIR 
Maciej M. SOKOLOWSKI / Keio University

OPENING REPORT
Matteo GNES / University of Urbino Carlo Bo

REPORTS
Elena BARBIERI / University of Urbino Carlo Bo
Discovering Mediterranean diet and One-Health beyond care: an example of synergies

Angela GENOVA / University of Urbino Carlo Bo
One Health practices. Social farming in organic farms: a preliminary appraisal

Mauro DE SANTI / University of Urbino Carlo Bo
The digital environment and evolution of physical activity promotion in the post-COVID-19 era

Giulia BALDELLI / University of Urbino Carlo Bo
Active Ageing: physical activity to improve the perceived quality of life of elders living in residential care facilities

Nicola GIANNELLI / University of Urbino Carlo Bo
The new model of Italian Primary Care

Luca DI GIOVANNI, Allegra DOMINICI, Niccolò PECCHIOLI, Giuliaserena STEGHER / University of Urbino Carlo Bo
Practical legal issues of the One Health approach

Margherita FERRANTE / University of Catania / Co-Chair One Health Conference
Domenico VITO / Metabolism of Cities Living Lab - SDSU / Co-Chair One Health Conference
The experience of the International One-Health Conference

ROUNDTABLE
Ittai BAR-SIMAN-TOV / Bar Ilan University of Law
Giorgio BRANDI / University of Urbino Carlo Bo
Martin CROOK / University of Bristol
Tamas CSEMA / BAZVMKKEOK - University of Miskolc
Sheila FOSTER / Georgetown University
Emmanuel KASIMBAZI / Makerere University
Cristiana LAURI / University of Macerata
Germain NTONO TSIMI / University of Yaoundé II
Shubham PANDEY / National Forensic Sciences University
Uday SHANKAR / Hidayatullah National Law University
Rômulo SILVEIRA DA ROCHA SAMPAIO / Fundação Getulio Vargas
Francesca TESTELLA / University of Urbino Carlo Bo / ENEA
Maira TITO / Nova School of Law
Erika VARADI-CSEMA / University of Miskolc - Ferenc Mádl Institute of Comparative Law 

CLOSING REMARKS 
Alexandra HARRINGTON / University of Lancaster