2/9/2020 The OneHealth EJP as an opportunity for cross-sector collaboration Hein Imberechts & Arnaud Callegari Meeting xyz date 2020 This presentation is part of the European Joint Programme One Health EJP. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No 773830. OneHealth EJP key facts • European Joint Programme Co ‐ fund (EJP) under Horizon 2020, only in H2020 • Details of the OHEJP • 5 years project, started in January 2018 • ANSES (FR) Coordinator, Sciensano (BE) deputy • 38 organisations, 19 EU countries 5 YEAR • Partners have received mandate from authorities PROGRAMME • Total cost €90M, 50% EU co ‐ funded • 11+(13) Joint Research and 2+(3) Joint Integrative HORIZON 2020 50% CO-FUNDED projects in two internal calls € 90 MILLION • Education and training activities • 17 PhD students 39 ORGANISATIONS • 50+ Short Term Missions IN 19 EU COUNTRIES • 5 major workshops and Summer Schools • Continuing Professional Development module 1
2/9/2020 OneHealth EJP main objectives • To develop and support the European network of public mission organisations with reference laboratory functions on infectious diseases • Institutions with mandate from their authorities: ministries and/or food agencies • The EJP integrates public health, animal health and food scientists in the field of food and feed safety • To improve prevention, detection and response in the fields of foodborne zoonoses, antimicrobial resistance and emerging infectious threats • Through integration and alignment of approaches and methodologies of joint priority and through deciding on a joint research agenda • This OneHealth EJP is an opportunity to facilitate the quality and compatibility of information for decision making, across all sectors in the food chain OneHealth EJP scope and budget « One Health » Emerging Integrative Education & Zoonoses threats Activities Training Foodborne Antimicrobial Zoonotic potential 17 PhDs Joint data suspected 50+ STMs Zoonoses Resistance Harmonisation of 5 Workshops protocols Non ‐ foodborne 4 Summer Schools Common Transmission by zoonoses 4 continuing Bacteria, viruses, frameworks for food Foodborne professional parasites, prions surveillance and or not zoonoses development control modules 11 projects 7 projects 6 projects 5 projects €4.0M €28.2M €15.7M €12.6M €20.8M Total: €81.3M scientific and integrative activities 2
2/9/2020 Governance of OneHealth EJP Programme Managers Programme Owners Committee ( POC ) Committee (PMC) Ministry of authority Directors / CEO External Scientific Advisory Board EC Scientific Steering Board (ESAB) - (SSB) REA Scientific Directors / Head of Dpts Stakeholders Committee Project Management Team Support Team (PMT) (ST) Coordinator + WP leaders Ethics Advisors National Mirror Groups Role of Programme Managers • The PMC is the overall governing body of OneHealth EJP • With support from Scientific Steering Board: EJP’s progress, validation of activities • The PMC monitors the OneHealth EJP activities and its strategy • Validate the finances and potential IPR • Approve the evolution of the consortium composition • Collaborate with Programme Owners • Is the OneHealth Strategic Research Agenda consistent with / contributing to the national research agendas? • How can the OneHealth EJP’s outcome last beyond its end date (sustainability)? • Ensure direct contact with the relevant EU agencies (EFSA, ECDC) and also possibly with international stakeholders (OIE, WHO, FAO) • The PMC meeting is an opportunity to meet with peers in Europe 3
2/9/2020 Role of Programme Owners • Initial role: Ministries and Agencies have given the mandate to the Programme Managers to participate in OneHealth EJP • Agreement to use existing budgets of ongoing programmes (no extra budget required) • Recurrent role: as non ‐ participants keep aware of OneHealth EJP’s activities and outcome • Yearly POC meeting • Meeting with peers in Europe, including CEOs • Mirror groups • During formal & informal meetings, i.e. with Programme Managers, conferences, meetings with researchers, … • Supportive role at the end of the OneHealth EJP: to back its sustainability The Work Packages of OneHealth EJP 4
2/9/2020 Internal cals: Planning of the projects M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M7 M8 M9M10 M11 M12 M13 M14 M15 M16 M17 M18 M19 M20 M21 M22 M23 M24 M25 M26 M27 M28 M29 M30 M31 M32 M33 M34 M35 M36 M37 M38 M39 M40 M41 M42 M43 M44 M45 M46 M47 M48 M49 M50 M51 M52 M53 M54 M55 M56 M57 M58 M59 M60 M61 M62 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M SSB x x x x x x x x x x Q SPR PR SPR FR FE First call: 2 year FR FE Q SPR PR SPR PR SPR FR FE First call: 3 year FR FE Q SPR PR SPR PR FR FE Second call: 2,5 year First check after launch, online questionnaire: Q Extension: 1 to max 6 months Input for Summary Project Report: SPR (del) Periodic Report by Project Leader: PR (del) Final Report by Proj Leader: FR Final Evaluation by external evaluators: FE (del) OneHealth EJP scientific activities Creating a network of public institutes doing reference tasks and research on food-borne zoonoses, antimicrobial resistance and emerging zoonotic threats Joint Research Joint Integrative Education Projects (JRPs) Projects (JIPs) & Training See website link for SRA of One Health EJP, basis for the two internal calls 5
2/9/2020 Research Projects (JRPs) • Typical scientific studies addressing specific research objectives • May also contain long term supportive integrative actions • Capacity building / training, incl. ring trials, input for risk analysis • Experimental facilities • Detection / typing methods / protocols / GLP • Strain collection / reference materials / bio ‐ banks • Digital infrastructure / databases / data sharing protocols / data access / bioinformatics • Surveillance strategies / reporting / signalling • Legal / policy aspects Integrative Projects (JIPs) • Aim at developing harmonization of approaches, methodologies, databases and procedures for the assessment and management of foodborne hazards, emerging threats and AMR across Europe • E.g. platforms for uploading, sharing and analysing sequence data, experimental facilities, biological collections and/or risk assessment structures • This will improve the quality and compatibility of information for decision making by the authorities, the core business of OneHealth EJP • Requirement: animal health ‐ public health representation • The deliverables should become integrated into the work processes of project partners; impact ‐ oriented and sustainable, long term outcome 6
2/9/2020 OHEJP activities, started in 2018 Creating a network of public institutes with reference tasks and research on food- borne zoonoses, antimicrobial resistance and emerging zoonotic threats AMR: IMPART, ARDIG, RaDAR; ET: MAD-Vir, TOX-Detect 11 Joint Research FBZ: NOVA, LISTADAPT, METASTAVA, AIR Sample, MoMIR- Projects (JRPs) PPC, MedVetKlebs 2 Joint Integrative COHESIVE and ORION Projects (JIPs) Education & 4 PhDs , Summer School, Short term missions and CPD modules Training activities New OHEJP activities, started in 2020 Creating a network of public institutes with reference tasks and research on food- borne zoonoses, antimicrobial resistance and emerging zoonotic threats FBZ: DISCOVER, BIOPIGEE, TOXOSOURCES, ADONIS, 13 Joint Research BeONE; ET: TELE-Vir, IDEMBRU, MeME, PARADISE Projects (JRPs) AMR: FARMED, WORLDCOM, FULL-FORCE, FEDAMR 3 Joint Integrative CARE, OH-HARMONY-CAP, MATRIX Projects (JIPs) Education & 12 PhDs , Summer Schools, Short term missions, Workshops Training and CPD modules activities 7
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