One Health Security
Practical instruments for assessing biological preparedness and recovery. These are experimental research instruments — freely available, evidence-based, and designed to be used and tested in the field.
Assesses the four conditions that determine whether biological-risk reporting and cooperation actually happen — reporting confidence, procedural fairness, trusted-network strength and information resilience.
Introduction & download → OHS-BRAAsks what preparedness state a response has left behind for the next emergency — capturing and classifying material findings as Deficit, Restored or Dividend across two structured stages.
Introduction & download → LedgerRecords the chain of evidence behind a prevention claim — what the money buys, how that changes risk, what it could avoid, who pays and who benefits — so a ratio is never shown without the assumptions that produced it.
Use it online & download →The conceptual framework that underpins the Biosecurity Recovery Audit — the distance between the preparedness a response promised and the preparedness it actually left behind. A freely readable research page, not a downloadable tool.