The One Health Breakthrough Partnership (OHBP) is a unique group of researchers, academics, water providers and regulators, environment agency representatives, and public health specialists from five organisations across Scotland working together to reduce pharmaceutical pollution in the environment through sustainable One Health innovation.

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UK Freshwater Quality Programme webinar invitation: MOT4Rivers project update, 12 February

by lydianiemi, posted in Uncategorized

The UK Freshwater Quality Research Programme, funded by NERC and Defra, invites you to the next of its exciting monthly webinars. These are designed to help promote communications and interactions between researchers, the policy community, business and practitioners who can all shape future UK freshwater quality. We are now running webinars on Teams – if … Continue reading UK Freshwater Quality Programme webinar invitation: MOT4Rivers project update, 12 February

UK Government publishes white paper: A new vision for water

by lydianiemi, posted in Policy & Media Outputs, Uncategorized

The UK Government has published A New Vision for Water, a white paper setting out plans to reform the water sector and the wider water system. The proposals aim to deliver: The white paper outlines how these reforms could create a more efficient and integrated water system, with greater emphasis on early intervention to prevent … Continue reading UK Government publishes white paper: A new vision for water

New Publication: Pharmaceutical pollution from health care: a systems-based strategy for mitigating risks to public and environmental health

by lydianiemi, posted in Publications, Uncategorized

The OHBP is proud to have contributed to this new research led by the Pharma Pollution Hub providing a roadmap for high-income countries to transform the way they supply, use and dispose of pharmaceuticals. The UK case study highlights the complexity, resilience, and unsustainability of the current UK health care pharmaceutical system, and the need … Continue reading New Publication: Pharmaceutical pollution from health care: a systems-based strategy for mitigating risks to public and environmental health

Design HOPES: From Hope to Health

by lydianiemi, posted in Project Activity, Uncategorized

Design HOPES (Healthy Organisations in a Place-based Ecosystem, Scotland) is a transdisciplinary research project that exploits the potential of design-led thinking and making to innovate and tackle multifaceted health delivery challenges to meet urgent net zero goals for a sustainable health and social care system. The climate emergency is a health emergency. Design HOPES is … Continue reading Design HOPES: From Hope to Health

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