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One Health approach to understand, predict and prevent viral emergencies from bats

Duration

36 Months

Partners

13

Countries involved

9

EU Contribution

2.122.287,50

OneBAT 1st Webinar

bats and emerging infectious diseases

Unlocking bat virus risks with OneBAT: lyssavirus, coronavirus, filovirus.

Project

OneBAT digs into viruses associated with Miniopterus schreibersii to investigate the drivers behind the emergence of emerging infectious diseases in humans.

Project

Objectives

The primary objective of OneBAT is to investigate viral spillover from bats, specifically targeting lyssaviruses, coronaviruses and filoviruses harboured by the endangered Miniopterus schreibersii.

Objectives

Impacts

OneBAT aims to significantly enhance understanding and tools for managing viral spillover from bats to humans, contributing to improved disease preparedness and surveillance in southern and eastern EU countries.

Impacts

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Tracking Bats Across Europe: Methods and New Developments

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Paola De Benedictis

Project Coordinator

Paola De Benedictis

Project Coordinator

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Isella Vicini

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Isella Vicini

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Project Details

Project number: 101095712
Project title: One Health approach to understand, predict and prevent viral emergencies from bats
Project acronym: OneBAT
Topic: HORIZON-HLTH-2022-DISEASE-07-02
Type of action: HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions
Granting authority: European Health and Digital Executive Agency
Project starting date: 1 December 2023
Project end date: 30 November 2026
Project duration: 36 months
EU Contribution: 2.122.287,50 Euro

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