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One Health PACT Final Meeting

After four years of interdisciplinary research, collaboration, and innovation, the time has come to celebrate the conclusion of the One Health PACT project. We proudly present the integrated findings of all 26 PhD candidates, who have explored the complex connections between climate change, infectious diseases, and health.

This final event showcases the power of collaboration within the One Health approach and highlights how science can contribute to a healthier and more resilient future. We warmly invite you to join us in marking this milestone and reflecting on what lies ahead for One Health.

Event Details
📅 Date: Wednesday, 26 November 2025
📍 Location: Theatre Walhalla – Veerlaan 11, Rotterdam
🕘 Time: 09:30 – 18:00 (including reception)

The final meeting will bring together the consortium and stakeholders to reflect on achievements, discuss the translation of results into practice, and explore the future impact of OHPACT’s outcomes.

To help us with logistics, we kindly ask all participants to register via the online form by 3 October:
👉 Online registration form

Programme One Health PACT Final Meeting

TimeSessionLead
09:30-10:00 Arrival and coffee 
10:00-10:15 Welcome and opening 
Project achievements and highlights
10:15-10:45 1. Vectors and ecologySander Koenraadt 
10:45-11:15 2. Molecular learningsTessa Nelemans
11:15-11:45Coffee break
11:45-12:15 3. Birds Jurrian Irsel
12:15-12:30Impact and achievements from the perspective of NWOStella Koppel
12:30-13:30Lunch and group picture
13:30-13:454. Mosquito AlertWilco Zwennis
13:45-14:30OHPACT tools and resources: from development to use. Key examples from WPsReina Sikkema (chair)
1. Muriel Aguilar Bretones (systems serology)
2. Jelke Fros (vaccines)
OHPACT legacy and next steps
14:30-15:15Modelling into the future: forward-looking insights into infectious disease modelling and One HealthQuirine ten Bosch & Mariken de Wit
15:15-15:45Coffee break
15:45-16:45What’s next for OHPACT? How can the outputs be used in future work? 
1. West Nile Virus surveillance
2. Pathogens portal
3. Follow up projects: ClimateHUB
4. Key new questions for future research
1. Marieta Braks
2. Ted Oliekan
3. Pauline de Best
16:45-17:00Closing remarks and wrap-up
17:00Final remarksMaaike van Zuilen & Martha Gilbert
17:00Drinks