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Journal Article
Does One Health Fit All? A French Peasants’ Perspective
2023
Overview
The following article explores the point of view of members of La Confederation Paysanne in France around the concept of One Health. When interviewed on One Health, a notion that is allegedly rather new to them, the French peasants involved in the consultation have expressed some degree of scepticism, particularly because One Health is becoming more and more a mainstream topic in international fora. The farmers’ main fear is that One Health may turn out to be imposed as a new top–down, ‘one size-fits all’ approach. Within the peasant community, the balance between human, animal and environmental health has traditionally been pursued and achieved through an ever-evolving practice of peasant agroecology. In their view, agroecology represents a local and tailored response to challenges within the farming environment.
