Shared values The International and missions Network AFRICA ASIA - PACIFIC The Institut Pasteur International Network brings together 32 ins- Pasteur Center in Cameroon Institut Pasteur du Cambodge titutions, united by their Pasteurian values and missions, for the Institut Pasteur de Bangui Institut Pasteur of Shanghai,

benefit of populations’ health. A unique model of cooperation Institut Pasteur de Côte d’Ivoire Chinese Academy of Sciences Institut Pasteur de Guinée Institut Pasteur Korea in the field of health, this network connects men and women on Institut Pasteur de Madagascar Institut Pasteur du Laos every continent, who contribute daily to gain ground in the fight CERMES Niger Hong Kong University - against infectious agents, through biomedical research, public Institut Pasteur de Dakar Pasteur Research Pole health activities, and training. The conjunction of these three mis- Institut Pasteur sions relies on a network of expert scientists and cutting-edge AMERICAS de Nouvelle-Calédonie technologies in order to address health issues on both the local INRS-Institut Armand-Frappier National Institute of and the international level.  Foundation Hygiene and Epidemiology Institut Pasteur Institut Pasteur de la Guadeloupe in Ho Chi Minh City Institut Pasteur de la Guyane Institut Pasteur in Nha Trang

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PUBLIC HEALTH: AT THE HEART OF THE MISSION

RESEARCH, THE NETWORK’S DRIVING FORCE At the request of local Ministries of Health, the Network’s institutions are home to numerous national and internatio- To face the challenges posed by pathogenic agents, the nal reference centers on infectious diseases and antimi- Institut Pasteur International Network practices a “One Health” crobial resistance. The surveillance activity performed by approach which takes into account the links between human these centers is essential for detecting and anticipating the in the service of health, animal health, and environmental factors. This research, emergence of infectious agents as well as for responding whether basic, clinical or operational, helps strengthen the to epidemics. diagnosis, surveillance, prevention and treatment of infectious Most member institutes of the Institut Pasteur International diseases. Network also provide vaccination services, access to bio- human Present on every continent, the member institutes of the logical diagnosis, environmental microbiology, and testing. International Network lead ambitious multicentric programs, Some of the International Network’s members also produce that focus particularly on key emerging pathogens, resistance vaccines that meet the requirements of national health to antimocrobials, and major child pathologies. authorities and/or the World Health Organization. health

TRAINING SCIENTISTS OF TOMORROW

Training is an historic Pasteurian mission. Each member institute of the Network contributes to this mission either by offering continuing education programs for scientific per- sonnel and health professionals, or by supervising students. Researchers working in the Network participate by teaching postgraduate courses at local universities. The Institut Pas- teur International Network also organizes a number of inter- national courses every year. Integrating the latest trends in science and technology, these cutting-edge programs 16 contribute to the knowledge transfer which is needed to WHO train those who will face the future challenges of biomedical COLLABORATING research and health, in all regions of the world. CENTERS

15 INTERNATIONAL 400 COURSES EACH STUDENTS TRAINED YEAR EACH YEAR