Networks and nodes linked to One Health

The Livestock Antimicrobial Partnership (LAMP) is an action network that works with tackling microbial resistance by drawing on practical experience and knowledge from its partners in different parts of the world.

The Nature-based Solutions Network (NbSN) is an interdisciplinary initiative to boost collaboration in research and education for advancing nature-based solutions.

A meeting place and resource for nature entrepreneurs, researchers, organizations, authorities and everyone interested in the effects of animals and nature on human health.

CGD:s mission is to promote and enhance research and training activities on contagious diseases and antimicrobial resistance of global importance in food producing animals.

We produce and collect knowledge and competence for the health of the forest

SLU Global is a unit at the Division of Planning and Research Support that supports SLU’s work for global development.

In the laboratory, we develop knowledge about human-environment interactions. To increase ecological validity, we use portable sensor technology that allows measurements in real-world settings.

We explore how to protect crops and trees from diseases, pests, weather damage, weeds and invasive species, and how to create healthy environments for plants. The network connects SLU researchers and external stakeholders and is a platform to share our groundbreaking plant protection research.

A centre for research on biodiversity as a critical issue for societal development. We initiate, conduct, and coordinate research, investigations, and communication activities aimed at conserving, restoring, and sustainably using biodiversity.

- a meeting place, a centre for development and a competence resource for all nature interpreters in Sweden.

Forest, food, health and urban landscapes. SLU's Future Platforms stimulate cross-disciplinary efforts to create the best conditions for a sustainable, thriving and better world.