Webinar for Journalists
Regional "One Health" Programme in Central Asia
Media Training on "Avian Influenza"
During outbreaks of infectious diseases, the media are the first to face an avalanche of rumors. It is the work of journalists that determines whether society receives verified facts or succumbs to panic.
This webinar will help you understand epidemiological processes, master the approaches of the "One Health" concept, and learn how to report on complex medical and veterinary topics professionally and accessibly.
What will you learn?
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Why avian influenza is not just a veterinary issue, but a matter of public health;
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Why Central Asia is in the zone of special attention;
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How to verify information and avoid spreading myths;
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How to explain complex topics related to infectious diseases to your audience in an accessible way;
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Why the "One Health" approach is essential for preventing future epidemics.
Speakers:
Oksana Kravtsova, Regional Coordinator of the "One Health" Program in Central Asia
Dr. Kairat Tabynov, Veterinary Specialist within the "One Health" concept at CAREC (The Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia)
Date and Time
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July 20, 2026 (Monday)
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15:00–16:00 (GMT+5)
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Format: Online | Zoom
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Participation: Free of charge
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Pre-registration is mandatory
Zoom Meeting Registration Link
Background Information
The webinar is organized by the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) within the framework of the regional "One Health in Central Asia" program, aimed at strengthening the preparedness of the region's countries for pandemics and preventing threats to human, animal, and environmental health. The program is implemented with the financial support of the World Bank, the Pandemic Fund, and the HEPR (Health Emergency Preparedness and Response) program