One Health approach to climate change and its impact on Vector Borne Diseases (VBDs) in Telangana

Abstract

One Health approach is “Strengthening Inter Sectoral Coordination for Prevention and Control of climate change Diseases and human health . The Institutionalize structural mechanism for 'One Health' approach in the country at each level i.e., National, State District and Village level. All stakeholders from Policy makers till Front Line workers on One Health Platform with Shared Vision and Common Goals to protect communities and minimize socioeconomic losses due to emerging and re-emerging climate change threats and strengthen disease surveillance for public health resilience”. One Health approach takes into consideration the economic impact of Vector Borne diseases, By integrating One Health principles into our climate adaptation strategies to enhance our resilience and reduce vulnerabilities.and environment is intricately linked to human and animal health. About six vector-borne diseases are reported in India’s tropical and subtropical region also. The study results indicate that the vector borne diseases like Dengue were increased during year 2025 (8412) competitively by 2014and Chikunguniya (78 in 2014 & 58 in 2025 )and Malaria (5222 in 2014 to 259 in 2025) are decreased respectively in Telangana