Summary
Biodiversity loss in hotspots of biodiversity is, among other socio-ecological factors, key to understand, prevent and
react to future pandemics. However, despite this knowledge, the current COVID-19 crisis highlights the limitations of
the implementation of One Health approaches. A main limitation is the lack of context-adapted solutions that
stakeholders could easily implement on the field.
To overcome this, BCOMING will build on past international projects to co-construct innovations with all stakeholders of biodiversity hotspots to reduce the risk of infectious disease emergence through biodiversity conservation and disease surveillance strategies.
To overcome this, BCOMING will build on past international projects to co-construct innovations with all stakeholders of biodiversity hotspots to reduce the risk of infectious disease emergence through biodiversity conservation and disease surveillance strategies.
