Sreeja Nair

Dieses Buch ist ein bescheidener Versuch, die zeitgen ssische Relevanz alternativer Tiergesundheitspraktiken in Richtung eines One-Health-Konzepts zu extrapolieren, bei dem dieselben Prinzipien und Verfahren bei der Gesundheitspflege aller Lebewesen befolgt werden k nnen. Es wird fast so sein, als ob wir in den Scho unserer Vorfahren zur ckkehren. Die antike Literatur auf der ganzen Welt bef rwortet die Anwendung derselben Behandlungsstrategie f r alle Lebewesen. Selbst heute folgen die ethnischen Gemeinschaften, die von der Modernisierung unber hrt sind, der Strategie "Ein Leben und eine Gesundheit". Ein multidisziplin rer Ansatz zur Behandlung von Krankheiten kann die Gesundheit in verschiedenen Aspekten besser unterst tzen. Das primitive Leben konzentrierte sich auf die Einheit von Leben und Materie, was wiederum zu einem synchronen Leben f hrte. Wenn wir immer noch den Reflex haben, uns bei einer Schnittwunde oder Verbrennung den Finger abzulecken, bevor wir erste Hilfe holen, dann ist das ein Beweis daf r, dass unsere Gene eine ra darstellen, in der jedes Haus ein Krankenhaus war, jeder Garten eine Heilquelle, jedes Nahrungsmittel ein Nahrungserg nzungsmittel, jeder Mensch ein Heiler und dennoch jeder Aspekt unseres Alltags zu Gesundheit und Wohlbefinden beitrug. Daher kann eine Verschmelzung aller Gesundheitspraktiken eine Synergie in allen Aspekten des Lebens bringen.

Questo libro un umile tentativo di estrapolare l'attualit delle pratiche alternative di cura degli animali verso un concetto di Salute Unica, in cui lo stesso principio e la stessa procedura possono essere seguiti nella cura della salute di tutti gli esseri viventi. Sar quasi come tornare indietro al grembo dei nostri antenati. La letteratura antica di tutto il mondo sostiene l'uso della stessa strategia di cura per tutti gli esseri viventi. Ancora oggi, le comunit etniche che non sono state toccate dalla modernizzazione seguono la strategia "Una vita e una salute". Un approccio multidisciplinare alla malattia pu sostenere meglio la salute sotto diversi aspetti. La vita primitiva si concentrava sull'unicit della vita e della materia, che a sua volta ha dato luogo a una vita sincrona. Se abbiamo ancora il riflesso di leccarci il dito per un taglio o una bruciatura prima di ricorrere al primo soccorso, la prova che i nostri geni costituiscono un'epoca in cui ogni casa era un ospedale, ogni giardino era un medicinale, ogni cibo era un integratore, ogni persona era un guaritore e comunque ogni aspetto della nostra routine contribuiva alla salute e al benessere. Pertanto, un'amalgama di tutte le pratiche sanitarie pu portare una sinergia in tutti gli aspetti della vita.

Ce livre est une humble tentative d'extrapoler la pertinence contemporaine des pratiques alternatives de soins de sant animale vers un concept de sant unique o le m me principe et la m me proc dure peuvent tre suivis dans les soins de sant de tous les tres vivants. Ce sera presque comme si nous retournions sur les genoux de nos anc tres. La litt rature ancienne travers le monde soutient l'utilisation de la m me strat gie de traitement pour tous les tres vivants. M me aujourd'hui, les communaut s ethniques qui n'ont pas t touch es par la modernisation suivent la strat gie Une vie, une sant . Une approche pluridisciplinaire de la maladie peut mieux soutenir la sant sous diff rents aspects. La vie primitive se concentrait sur l'unit de la vie et de la mati re, ce qui a donn lieu une vie synchrone. Si nous avons encore le r flexe de l cher notre doigt en cas de coupure ou de br lure avant d'aller chercher les premiers soins, c'est la preuve que nos g nes t moignent d'une poque o chaque maison tait un h pital, chaque jardin un rem de, chaque aliment un compl ment, chaque personne un gu risseur et o , n anmoins, chaque aspect de notre routine contribuait la sant et au bien- tre. Par cons quent, une fusion de toutes les pratiques de soins de sant peut apporter une synergie dans tous les aspects de la vie.

Este livro uma humilde tentativa de extrapolar a relev ncia contempor nea das pr ticas alternativas de cuidados de sa de animal para um conceito de Sa de nica, em que o mesmo princ pio e procedimento podem ser seguidos nos cuidados de sa de de todos os seres vivos. Ser quase como regressar ao colo dos nossos antepassados. A literatura antiga de todo o mundo apoia a utiliza o da mesma estrat gia de tratamento para todos os seres vivos. Ainda hoje, as comunidades tnicas que n o foram afectadas pela moderniza o seguem a estrat gia de Uma Vida e Uma Sa de. Uma abordagem multidisciplinar dos problemas de sa de pode apoiar melhor a sa de em diferentes aspectos. A vida primitiva concentrava-se na unidade da vida e da mat ria, que por sua vez deu lugar a uma vida sincr nica. Se ainda temos o reflexo de lamber o dedo num corte ou queimadura antes de procurar os primeiros socorros, isso prova que os nossos genes constituem uma era em que cada casa era um hospital, cada jardim era um medicamento, cada alimento era um suplemento, cada pessoa era um curandeiro e, no entanto, todos os aspectos da nossa rotina contribu am para a sa de e o bem-estar. Por conseguinte, uma fus o de todas as pr ticas de cuidados de sa de pode criar uma sinergia em todos os aspectos da vida.

Piloting is an important form of policy experimentation and a promising tool for policymakers to innovate, formulate and test alternative policy designs for the future. While this is recognized in theory, there are several challenges in realizing a pilot's potential to do so in practice. Addressing these challenges ask for a deeper understanding of the design of policy pilots and their outcomes in terms of how they mainstream into routine policymaking. Looking back at selected national piloting initiatives in Indian agriculture over a period of twenty-five years, this book draws insights for policy theory and practice. Design features of pilots that are found to influence their scaling-up and translation into formal policies (or not) are distilled from literature and compared across the selected cases. Theoretical insights from the book can be extended and adapted to agricultural policymaking in other Asian countries as well as to policy formulation in other sectors.

'Cities are not just brick and mortar; they represent the dreams, aspirations, and hopes of societies.'UN Habitat (2008)Urban lakes are part of many of the cities we live in. They are often intricately bound with the city's social fabric, valued for direct utility purposes such as drinking water provision, or for their aesthetic, historical, cultural, and religious significance. However, oftentimes in spite of their unique spatial, socio-cultural, and economic value and 'relationship' with the city, urban lakes end up as receptacles for waste, or are infilled for development. This book traces the socio-cultural and technological dimensions at play for the protection and remediation of a tropical urban lake, and how these dimensions guide the design of need-based solutions. It explores design requirements based on the need for sensitivity to religious and cultural norms, social values and aesthetic requirements. First-hand experiences of the writers in planning and executing an urban lake remediation project in a fast-growing city and a UNESCO heritage site, are drawn as practical examples. The lessons learnt can find application in other lakes of cultural significance in tropical regions.

'Cities are not just brick and mortar; they represent the dreams, aspirations, and hopes of societies.'UN Habitat (2008)Urban lakes are part of many of the cities we live in. They are often intricately bound with the city's social fabric, valued for direct utility purposes such as drinking water provision, or for their aesthetic, historical, cultural, and religious significance. However, oftentimes in spite of their unique spatial, socio-cultural, and economic value and 'relationship' with the city, urban lakes end up as receptacles for waste, or are infilled for development. This book traces the socio-cultural and technological dimensions at play for the protection and remediation of a tropical urban lake, and how these dimensions guide the design of need-based solutions. It explores design requirements based on the need for sensitivity to religious and cultural norms, social values and aesthetic requirements. First-hand experiences of the writers in planning and executing an urban lake remediation project in a fast-growing city and a UNESCO heritage site, are drawn as practical examples. The lessons learnt can find application in other lakes of cultural significance in tropical regions.