The Women for One Health (WfOH) Network is an interconnected community of One Health (OH) professionals advancing the participation of women and under-served groups in One Health research, policy, and practice to enhance gender equity, diversity, and inclusivity. The idea of the network was sparked by the initiative of a few female One Health advocates who met in November 2022 at the World One Health Congress in Singapore and discussed the importance of gender-balanced representation in One Health events.

The T!Raum One-Health initiative of the University of Greifswald, funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, aims to operationalise the One Health approach in Western Pomerania. For example, T!Raum supports health-transforming R&D-, citizen science-, and fundamental research projects, connects research, economy, politics and other health actors, and engages with local communities through participatory formats. Multiple regional partner institutions and networks from various hierarchical societal levels and health sectors support and engage in T!Raum.