Eco EID: Ecohealth Emerging Infectious Diseases Research Initiative: Call for Proposals for Southeast Asia 2010-06-18
Eco EID has launched a Call for Proposals for South East Asia. The Call by the International Development Research Centre’s (IDRC) Ecosystems to Human Health Program (Ecohealth) and the Global Health Research Initiative (GHRI). Letters of Intent due: August 3, 2010

Integrated Research Partnerships for Malaria Control in Africa - Request for Concept Notes 2010-05-10

Dengue Research in Asia 2010-03-10
Ecohealth projects featured in The Bulletin of the World Health Organization.

3rd International EcoHealth Conference 2010-02-09
EcoHealth 2010 Conference: 18-20 August 2010 , London, England. Hosted by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

Announcing the winners of a competition in Latin America and the Caribbean region 2010-01-13

Online Course on Health Impact Assessment 2009-12-17
An introductory course to HIA concepts and a full course on HIA of mining projects offered by  Laval University, Quebec.

Projects selected for funding: Food, Health and Adaptation to Climate Change in East and Southern Africa 2009-12-16
Announcing the funding of 3 proposals selected following the completion of the Call for Concept Notes: Food, Health and Adaptation to Climate Change in East and Southern Africa.

Ecohealth tackling infectious diseases 2009-12-07
Dominique Charron, Ecohealth Program Leader's presentation on pandemics and explained how human activity is contributing to the increased emergence and propagation of infectious diseases.

Food treasures of the wild in peril 2009-09-09
Press release by FAO of the book Indigenous People's Food Systems, co-published by FAO and McGill University's Centre for Indigenous People's Nutrition and Environment (CINE).

Findings brief: External Evaluation of the Ecosystem Approaches to Human Health Program Initiative 2009-08-27

New Canada-Australia Research Partnership in Southeast Asia for the Prevention of Emerging Diseases 2009-08
A new collaboration between IDRC, the Canadian International Development Agency, and the Australian Agency for International Development will examine how new diseases emerge in Southeast Asia and identify what can be done to prevent their spread among vulnerable populations.