Vision

To position Presidency University as a pioneering academic institution promoting the One Health approach—building resilient, health-aware communities through multi-sectoral collaboration and sustainable education practices.

Mission

To create an interdisciplinary action framework connecting human, animal, and environmental health through capacity building, applied research, and socially impactful initiatives under the ISR Cell.

Strategic Objectives

To create an interdisciplinary action framework connecting human, animal, and environmental health through capacity building, applied research, and socially impactful initiatives under the ISR Cell.

3. Strategic Objectives

Short-Term (0–12 months)

  • Build campus-wide awareness and basic literacy on One Health concepts.
  • Launch pilot community and campus projects focusing on health-environment linkages.
  • Create measurable student and faculty engagement models.
  • Establish partnerships with public health and environmental organizations.

Long-Term (1–3 years)

  • Institutionalize One Health as a continuing ISR theme.
  • Develop a Living Lab / Innovation Hub for applied projects.
  • Achieve measurable community health and sustainability outcomes.
  • Produce research outputs, publications, and policy-level contributions.

Target Groups

Stakeholder

Focus

Students

Experiential learning, innovation projects, peer-led awareness

Faculty

Research guidance, multidisciplinary collaboration

Community

Health literacy, hygiene, and ecosystem protection

Veterinary & Medical Partners

Disease prevention, training, AMR awareness

NGOs / Govt. Agencies

Implementation and outreach partnerships

Key Activity Clusters (Outcome-Based)

A. Awareness & Capacity Building

Initiative

Description

Measurable Outcomes

“One Health Awareness Week” (Annual)

A 5-day interdisciplinary event including expert talks, panel discussions, and exhibitions.

500+ student participation; baseline survey on awareness; social media outreach reports

One Health Certification Program

Short module with sessions by public health experts, veterinarians & environmentalists.

200 students certified annually; integration into ISR credit hours

Student Ambassadors program

Train student volunteers as “One Health Champions.”

25 trained ambassadors executing at least 3 micro- initiatives per semester