International Conference on Science, Health and Engineering

Introduction Water is the backbone of human survival, economic growth, and environmental sustainability. However, climate change is intensifying water-related challenges , from severe droughts to catastrophic floods, posing risks to communities and businesses alike. As key players in water management, water utilities have a critical role in ensuring climate resilience. Through strong governance and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) directives , they can drive sustainable water management, protect communities, and mitigate climate risks.                                                                         Why Water Utility Governance Matters for Climate Resilience 🔹 Ensuring Water Security – Reliable governance ensures equitable access to clean water. 🔹 Disaster Preparedness – Proactive polici...

  Introduction Infectious diseases like tuberculosis (TB) and leishmaniasis continue to pose major public health threats, particularly in regions with high poverty rates and limited healthcare access. These diseases share a critical characteristic—they are intracellular infections , meaning they survive and multiply inside host cells, making them difficult to treat. A recent One Health-focused workshop brought together experts from various disciplines to discuss challenges, knowledge gaps, and strategies for controlling TB and leishmaniasis. This blog highlights the key takeaways from the discussions and how an integrated One Health approach can improve disease control efforts.                                                                             Understanding the One Health Approac...