Mapeh Terms

3. A geographic area where plants, animals, organisms, weather, and landscape work together in a shared space.
6. Global health threats that the One Health concept aims to anticipate, identify, and respond to.
8. Type of diseases or infections that spread between people and animals.
9. Developing or growing; used to describe new or rapidly evolving trends, talents, or markets.
13. The ability to produce original ideas, artworks, music, films, or designs.
16. Specific target dates or times that artists must manage to complete client work.
17. A collaborative, multi-sectoral approach ensuring people, animals, and the environment live harmoniously together.
18. One of the key scientific sectors, alongside health and veterinary medicine, that makes One Health work.
20. Rivalry among local and international artists, brands, or streaming platforms for audience attention.

1. Illnesses that can be transmitted between animals and people.
2. Traditions, practices, artifacts, and cultural values passed down through generations.
4. The shared natural surroundings where humans and animals live together locally, nationally, and globally.
5. The medical sector focused on animal health that collaborates in One Health problem-solving.
7. Legal protection giving creators exclusive rights over the use and distribution of their original works.
10. A widespread global health hazard, such as COVID-19, that requires rapid response.
11. Illegal streaming, copying, or unauthorized distribution of songs, films, or creative works.
12. Fake or imitation fashion products and designs made without permission.
14. Unfair restrictions or suppression of an artist's freedom to express their ideas and beliefs.
15. A combination of global and local that adapts global ideas or products to suit local cultures.
19. Living creatures connected with humans and ecosystems in the One Health interface.