BLOOM is an interdisciplinary One Health research project that aims to better understand the impact of conservation- and land use policies on zoonotic disease spillover (particularly Ebola Virus Disease) in Sierra Leone. By analyzing the intersection of land-use systems and policy frameworks, we aim to identify conservation-based strategies that could reduce the risk of future outbreaks. Our research integrates stakeholder dynamics, policy frameworks, and land-use systems to strengthen health and conservation outcomes.
BLOOM’s first stakeholder workshop aims to:
- introduce the project’s aims and objectives;
- identify key actors in the project region;
- present preliminary results from tasks on stakeholder mapping, policy scanning and narrative identification; and
- explore strategic avenues for future exchanges and collaboration.
Upcoming Events
University of Aberdeen Business School, United Kingdom
IIASA at the 2nd Gender Equality, Diversity and Sustainability in Higher Education Conference
Royal Belgian institute of Natural Sciences, Rue Vautier 29, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium
The Final Event of NaturaConnect: Pathways to a Trans-European Nature Network
Chulalongkorn University, Thailand