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    Women farmers represent a crucial target group for the implementation of One Health strategies. Their dual role in managing livestock alongside domestic responsibilities like food preparation puts them at high risk for food-and animal-borne diseases, but also positions them as potential catalysts for improving livestock health, household health and family nutrition. Globally, women receive only five percent of agricultural extension services. To realize their potential as agents of change, we need to boost this number. The FAO Virtual Learning Centre online training on Female Leadership and One Health has been designed especially for frontline human health and animal health professionals in West Africa.
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    The FAO Virtual Learning Centers (VLCs) are virtual hubs established to develop and improve One Health capacities in all FAO regions. Their mission is to provide trainees with access to inclusive, engaging and high-quality training using a variety of methodologies. The VLCs’ training courses target country actors in the areas related to FAO’s One Health mandate, including government officials and technical staff, programme and project coordinators, practitioners and professionals working in the field, such as veterinarians, animal health workers, experts in forestry, wildlife, aquaculture and fisheries, in addition to public health experts. The VLCs follow a decentralized model that empowers FAO regions to develop and deliver courses that closely consider regional needs and context. This model also makes it possible to scale up the delivery of courses and share resources and good practices between VLCs. This brochure outlines the VLCs and the activities of the six regional VLCs.
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    Summary of the regional Virtual Learning Center activities in Europe and Central Asia as of 1 July 2025
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    2025
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    This fifth issue of the Virtual Learning Center (VLC) for Europe and central Asia (REU) newsletter presents a brief overview of the online courses conducted in the first half of this year and upcoming activities in the second half of 2025. Three online courses were delivered: 1) Tackling Food Loss and Waste throughout the value chain: Pilot in English in March-April 2025 (171 participants); 2) Zoonoses for Field Veterinarians: Pilot in English (400 participants); and 3) Introduction to One Health in Ukrainian (500 participants).One self-directed course on Introduction to One Health in English was launched. An online VLC course on Zoonoses for field veterinarians was accredited by the Veterinary Continuing Education in Europe (VetCEE).There are several upcoming self-directed courses: 1) Green Agriculture in English; 2) Improving Ruminant Biosecurity in English, Russian and Turkish; 3) One Health in Russian; 4) Sheep Pox and Goat Pox Preparedness in English; and 5) Lumpy Skin Disease Preparedness in English. Upcoming tutored courses include: 1) Brucellosis in English; 2) Introduction to Food Loss and Waste in Russian; and 3) Peste des Petits Ruminants Preparedness in English.

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