About us

We believe that to tackle the complex problems of our world, we need collective intelligence and a systemic approach. That's why we promote participative methods in decision-making, coupled with elements of systems thinking - to foster collaboration and empower learners to navigate the complex world we live in...

But let's face it - Many health professionals still struggle to effectively work in a team and think in a holistic manner even though collaboration and systems thinking are more important than ever right now.

That's where we come in- Our mission is to equip you with the competencies you need to navigate the complex challenges of our interconnected world. We believe that education and training in One Health, with a focus on systems thinking, is essential to address the urgent issues facing us today, from pandemics to climate change.

Our growing community

Thomas-Julian Irabor

Assistant professor | Serious game designer, Ph.D. student in games for systems thinking.

DVM,MSc

Nicolas

Antoine-Moussiaux

Coordinator | Master in Integrated Management of Health Risks (IManHR)

DVM,PhD

Simon Ruegg

Head of OH research group and senior research assistant at University of Zurich, Switzerland

DVM,PhD

Yameogo Simplice

Assitant professor | Integrated Health Risk evaluator | Studying and Nurturing Health Networks

MBBS, MSc

Lucille Perrin

Veterinary student reseacher interested in participatory approaches for community development following a One Health approach.

Ngandjui Yonga Clément

Assistant Professor |
Integrated Health Risk Approach to sustainable Small-scale Poultry Farming

DVM, MSc

Julien Ponsard

Serious game designer using Mine Craft education.

MSc

Multiplayer serious games offer a participative approach to learning and are excellent contexts for developing systems thinking skills. In these games, players can collaborate and experiment with different strategies, gaining valuable experience in navigating complex systems.
These games provide a safe environment to learn and test new approaches, where making mistakes is not only allowed but encouraged as part of the learning process. By experiencing the consequences of their actions in a safe environment, players can develop a deeper understanding of the real-world systems they represent and how to rethink their strategies and navigate them in a more sustainable way.
Join us in our mission to promote collective intelligence, systems thinking, and One Health education. Let's work together to make a positive impact on the world around us.

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