In the Sangha Tri-National region, where Congo, Cameroon, and the Central African Republic meet, the “One Health” mission brought communities together to reduce the risk of zoonotic diseases in villages around Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park.
Through film screenings and educational talks, more than 200 Bantu and Indigenous residents learned about good hygiene and health practices. The initiative, supported by the Sangha Tri-National Foundation (FTNS), also aims to strengthen transboundary collaboration for disease surveillance across the TNS landscape. It will soon expand to Cameroon and Central African Republic to strengthen community resilience and protect human, animal, and environmental health across the region.