Scoping visits and meetings with relevant stakeholders

Submit the application for local ethical approvals to conduct research activities with human, domestic and wild animals.

Conduct policy analysis and stakeholder mapping.

Conduct a systematic review to synthesize existing knowledge about human environment interactions, ecosystem functioning, human livelihoods, risk behaviors, and perceptions of relevance for spillover events, disease emergence, and pandemics in the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS), One Health activities in Thailand, and the CITES database.

Implement a workshop to discuss results from the policy analysis and stakeholder mapping with relevant stakeholders.

Implement a baseline qualitative data collection and quantitative survey, including blood sampling for virological analysis.

Conduct community engagement activities to provide preliminary results to communities and relevant stakeholders.

Utilize mathematical modeling to develop ecological, epidemiological and evolutionary conceptual models that enhance understanding of the significance of the general principles and pathways of spillover processes. These will guide the development and analyses of a structurally equivalent, yet more specific, data-driven model.

Prepare and implement a pandemic prevention and preparedness literacy (3PL) intervention to create and test a critical public health measure in order to reduce zoonotic transmission and pandemic risks.

Implement an endline quantitative survey.

Disseminate the final implementation results and publications of the project.