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Mosaic european project – IRD
The project aims to promote the health of local cross-border populations in East Africa and the Amazon by co-producing data and knowledge on the environment, environmental changes and their impacts on health.
Yesterday marked the opening of the #COP30, and the MOSAIC team will be present today in Belém to call for action and remind everyone that protecting the health of vulnerable populations also means preserving the future of the Amazon — and of the planet.![]()
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Climate change and environmental degradation have an impact on the emergence of pandemics. This is particularly true in the Amazon in cross-border areas, which are being studied by the MOSAIC project.![]()
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Today, the MOSAIC team will co-lead the ‘One world, One health: when territories and knowledge come together in the face of epidemics’ session and organises an exhibition "Addressing climate change and environmental degradation in border territories based on data and community knowledge".![]()
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These events are organised by Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD), Fundação Oswaldo Cruz (Fiocruz), Ambassade de France au Brésil (Fefaccion project), MOSAIC european project, CIRAD, PICTIS Plataforma Internacional, Institut Pasteur de la Guyane and other Partners.![]()
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🥳 Today we are celebrating #OneHealthDay and we have some good news: the MOSAIC team will be attending #COP30Brazil next week for a session entitled ‘One world, One health: when territories and knowledge come together in the face of epidemics’.![]()
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This event will be held on the IRD's Franco-Brazilian river science caravan on 12 November and will focus on the impact of climate change on the health of vulnerable communities in the Amazon.![]()
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The event reaffirms that protecting the health of vulnerable populations also means preserving the future of the Amazon — and of the planet.![]()
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The event is organised by Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD) and Fundação Oswaldo Cruz (Fiocruz), in collaboration with the Ambassade de France au Brésil (Fefaccion project), the MOSAIC project , Cirad, Institut Pasteur de la Guyane and other partners.![]()
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The MOSAIC european project- IRD and the Planetary Health Cluster gathered last week in Rotterdam to participate in the Planetary Health Alliance annual meeting (PHAM 2025). ![]()
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The MOSAIC project led a session on "Planetary Health and Open Science: Experience from the MOSAIC project".![]()
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It was a very enriching experience that highlighted the importance of collaborating with local and indigenous communities to conduct scientific research and find solutions to the challenges of climate change and health. ![]()
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The team has been able to expand its network to connect with people from different disciplines and sectors who share the same vision; to move towards a more sustainable future, we must collaborate, share in a equitable way our data and knowledge and take action starting from the local level!![]()
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A special thanks to our speakers Emmanuel Roux (Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD), Eduarda M. Costa (Universidade de Lisboa, Valérie Morel (Université d'Artois, Victor N. Mose (African Conservation Centre, Suzana Blesic (@Institute for Medical Research) and Vanessa Harris (@Amsterdam UMC).![]()
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👏 Great news! The MOSAIC project and the Planetary Health Cluster team will be handling a session at the Planetary Health Alliance annual meeting in Rotterdam this October!![]()
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🌍 Open Science for Planetary Health – implementing transdisciplinarity in health![]()
🗓 Tuesday 8 October | ⏰ 16:00–17:30 CEST![]()
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Discover how open science and transdisciplinary approaches can accelerate solutions for Planetary Health. 🌱🤝📖![]()
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Register here: pham2025.com/![]()
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Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD)![]()
African Conservation Centre![]()
Université d’ArtoisrUniversidade de Lisboaisboa