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In this Strategic Framework, the approach is applied to emerging, re-emerging and high impact infectious diseases of humans and livestock. The One Health approach, whichrecognizes the interaction of environmental factors in determining disease outcomes, can also be applied beyond infectious diseases, asevidenced by this framework’s inclusion of issues related to sustainable agriculture.  \nIn Bangladesh, there are three main line ministries for the One Health approach to emerging, reemerging and high impact infectious diseases: the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, the Ministry of Fisheries & Livestock and the Ministry of Environment & Forests. Under these ministries there are agencies responsible for implementing One Health activities. These three ministries supported the development of the Strategic Framework for One Health approach to infectious diseases in Bangladesh through organizing and facilitating participation of theirofficials in two key One Health workshops. The first workshop,“Envisioning One Health for emerging infectious diseases and beyond-Developing country level strategy and action plan for Bangladesh” was held from30 January to 2 February, 2012. The second workshop,“One Health for Infectious Diseases in BangladeshValidating the country level strategic framework and developing the action plan” was organized on 8and 9September, 2012 in Dhaka. This Strategic Framework is a result of all partners’ engagement and input to the consultation process and planning undertaken in the workshops.  \nDuring the first workshop there was strong demand for the application of a One Health approach to environmental degradation and other issues resulting from agricultural practices and pollution. This input is summarized in Annex 3 of this document. Although it was not possible to develop a full agricultural sustainability component under this Strategic Framework, the input provides the basis for its future development.  \nConsiderable challenges exist to implementing a One Health approach in Bangladesh. Institutional arrangements for coordination and collaboration between the line agencies and operational departments need to be enhanced, and there is no working model elsewhere that can easily be transferred to the Bangladesh context. Overcomingsuch institutional constraints requires strong and selfless leadership and partners’ commitment to implementation of the One Health approach. Sustained collaboration between donors and organizations responsible for implementing the One Health program is critical to its success.  \nRecognizing these challenges, Ministries involved have demonstrated full political commitment to the process and have pledged to continue to do so. The Framework has been validated by the officials of line ministries and agencies andincludes the necessary components, outputs and activities to reach the goal of conceptualizing and implementing One Health programs in the country. An Action Plan has also been prepared, which provides the vision for implementing planned activities in the next four years.  \nMaintaining sectoral independence and establishing joint operations or units is desirable for One Health approach. It is important to enhance the capacity of relevant departments to foster meaningful partnerships without surrendering individual authority.An incremental approach that includes existing initiatives will facilitate the trust-building process and the evolution of the One Health model.With the implementation of projects and activities are implemented, the governance structure proposed in the Strategic Framework will be institutionalized. This is supported by the experience at global level where there is recognition of the value in leveraging the inception of the One Health a","cbCaieLEA7xa7hH5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieLEA7xa7hH5","pdf",1881178,85,"English","# Preface\n## Background and context\n## Development of the One Health Approach in Bangladesh\n## Strategic Framework and Action Plan","[{\"question\":\"What is the focus of the One Health strategic framework in Bangladesh?\",\"answer\":\"It focuses on applying a One Health approach to emerging, re-emerging, and high-impact infectious diseases in humans and livestock, using coordination across the human-animal-ecosystem interface.\"},{\"question\":\"Which ministries are involved in implementing the One Health approach?\",\"answer\":\"The framework identifies three main line ministries: Ministry of Health \\u0026 Family Welfare, Ministry of Fisheries \\u0026 Livestock, and Ministry of Environment \\u0026 Forests, along with their implementing agencies.\"},{\"question\":\"What planning outputs are included in the framework?\",\"answer\":\"The document includes a validated strategic framework with components, outputs, and activities, plus an action plan outlining a vision for implementing planned activities over the next four years.\"}]","Strategic framework for One Health approach to infectious diseases in Bangladesh - Action plan (2012) | PDF"]