Launch of OHCEA MUST chapter at Mbarara University of Science and Technology. This involved a launch done By the Vice Chancellor of the university. The event was graced by the presence of Dr Gladys Kalema a Veterinary doctor who works with Conservation. Through Public Health ( www.ctph.org) and Deputy Principal of Makerere College Of Veterinary medicine, Animal diseases and Biosafety. This event was held to introduce the students to the concept of One Health and to encourage their involvement after understanding relevance of One Health in their fields of study.

The One Health School is designed to provide participants with a real-life experience of unique settings at the wildlife/livestock/human interface. The program will offer ample opportunities to come face-to-face with One Health challenges encompassing interdependent issues of animal, human and environmental health so unique to this region. Topics which will be covered in interactive sessions and field visits include: • Zoonotic disease surveillance at the wildlife/livestock/human interface • Disease control challenges in a conservati on and a transboundary area