COP 15 Event Highlights Linkages Between Pandemics and

Nature for Health aims to prevent pandemics, strengthen environmental aspects related to health, and integrate a cross-sectoral approach for animal and human health.Ecuador, Ghana, Mongolia, Rwanda, Viet Nam, and Zambia are the first six countries to join the initiative, which is expected to expand to 50 with high zoonotic risk.The SIDS Coalition for Nature, led

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