1. Robert M., Andre N., Winnie K., Enock A
ONE HEALTHBREAKING SILOS BETWEEN
PROFESSIONALS FOR SUSTAINABLE HEALTH,
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHY AND CONSERVATION
Robert M., Andre N., Winnie K., Enock A
Corresponding Author: ENOCK Arinaitwe *
ONE HEALTH WORKFORCE
PROJECT
Presented at the "One Health Breaking Silos Between Professionals for Sustainable Health" October 4th, 2015

2. Introduction Key words Method Results Discussion Conclusion
OUT LINE
Introduction
Key words
Method
Results
Discussion
Conclusion
Acknowledgements

3. INTRODUCTION
Without environmental health and conservation ecosystem, human life would be in danger and biodiversity also would extinct on the whole planet Earth and this brings us to Environmental health which is a branch of public heath that is concerned with all aspects of the natural and built environment.

4. Questions for us to answer
Why conservation?
Who should conserve?
What should be conserved?

5. Key words
Conservation: usage, improvement and protection of human and natural resources in a wise manner, ensuring derivation of their highest economic and social benefits on a long term basis.

6. Key words
Health: Conditions of being well or free from diseases
Environment: The surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal and plant lives or operates which brings growth and health progress.

7. Method The study is based on UN estimation of population increase
The population of people is increasing at the high rate

8. Results
As a result, population increase of people may affect environmental health, animal health and human health. one health breaking silos between professionals for sustainable health through bringing together multi disciplinary aspects so that each may contribute for sustainable health through controlling climate change that affects health by increasing atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide, disappearance of some medicinal plant which make up the 80% manufactured drugs, waste management ,water and air pollution to mention but a few. This will help to eradicate global warming and other one health related challenges.

9. DISCUSSIONS
Different disciplines and professionalism are called upon working together in order to mobilize the urban and local communities about the consequences of human activities leading to increased exploitation of environment for Agriculture purposes, Industrialization, Mining, Fishing, hunting, Urbanization etc and all these affects access to green space.

10. conclusion
Working across sectors to incorporate a health promotion approach in the design and development of built environment components may mitigate climate change and improve public health on the planet earth. This will benefit all the people on the globe and the practice should be initiated worldwide hence breaking silos between professionals leading to a better healthier people.

11. One Health Central and Eastern Africa University of Rwanda
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
USAID
One Health Central and Eastern Africa
University of Rwanda

12. Thank you for your kind attention
It’s been a pleasure sharing with you
Presented by ENOCK Arinaitwe