GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
Samarqand State University of Veterinary Medicine, Livestock and Biotechnology is strongly committed to promoting good health and well-being for both humans and animals. The university plays a crucial role in preventing and controlling zoonotic diseases, ensuring food safety and advancing the “One Health” approach — which recognizes the close connection between human, animal and environmental health. Through its educational programs, research and community outreach, SSUV raises awareness about hygiene, biosecurity and animal welfare. By training qualified veterinary specialists and developing innovative health solutions, the university contributes to building a healthier society and supporting national and global efforts toward achieving Good Health and Well-Being.
Promoting Animal and Human Health
SSUV contributes to public health by ensuring the prevention and control of zoonotic diseases — infections transmitted between animals and humans. Through research and fieldwork, the university develops strategies to safeguard animal and human populations. By promoting animal welfare and disease prevention, SSUV plays a vital role in maintaining community health and supporting national food safety systems.
Education and Awareness for Well-Being
The university integrates health education into its curriculum to raise awareness of hygiene, biosecurity and responsible animal care. Training sessions, seminars and student-led initiatives focus on improving mental and physical well-being across the campus and local communities. SSUV’s approach emphasizes that animal health, human health and environmental health are interconnected — the One Health concept.
Research and Innovation for a Healthier Future
SSUV conducts innovative research to combat emerging diseases, improve vaccination methods, and ensure the health of both animals and humans. The university collaborates with national and international organizations to strengthen health systems, develop biosecure livestock practices and contribute to sustainable veterinary medicine.