symposium: one health meets global health

One Health meets Global Health

Science and business models in emerging infectious diseases

Date: Tuesday March 26, 2013
Location: Lecture room 3, Academic Medical Center (AMC), Meibergdreef 9, Amsterdam
Time: 09.30 - 13.00hrs (Registration 09.00 - 09.30 hrs)

Registration

Registration (free of charge) is closed. On-site registration will be possible.

Accreditation applied

Accreditatie bureau Sociale geneeskunde (AbSg)
Nederlandse Vereniging voor Medische Microbiologie (NVMM) - 3 pts
Nederlandse Vereniging van Artsen voor Longziekten en Tuberculose

(NVALT) – 2pts
Vereniging van Artsen werkzaam in de Tuberculosebestrijding (VwAwT)
Koninklijke Nederlandse Maatschappij voor Dierenartsen (KNMvD):
- Technische Commissie Paard – 2,5 pts
- Technische Commissie Gezelschapsdieren – 2.5 pts

The symposium

On March 26, One Health meets Global Health at a science & business symposium featuring both prominent researchers and private parties.

Current One Health issues with an international component will be discussed by Constance Schultsz of the AIGHD, Wim van der Poel of the Central Veterinary Institute (CVI) and Paul Klatser of the Royal Tropical Institute (KIT).

After the coffee break, several business models in emerging infectious diseases will pass in review. Birgit Makoschey (MSD Animal Health) will elaborate on the Castellum project and the critical successfactors involved in successful public private partnerships, Claire Boog (Intravacc) will discuss the One Health and Global Health developments within Intravacc, whereas Paul van Aarle (GALVmed) shares challenges and experiences that are at issue in product development for developing countries.

In closing, successful approaches and lessons learned will be discussed. Scientists, entrepreneurs, representatives from companies within the One Health and Global Health sector and other professionals are welcome to attend this symposium where they can meet and discover new collaborations and business opportunities.

Organizers

AMC Department of Global Health

AIGHD

Immuno Valley