One Health · Genomics · Prevention
From pathogen genomes to practical prevention.
CCC brings together field studies, genomics, epidemiology and modelling to understand where Campylobacter transmission comes from — and how to reduce it.
Project snapshot
CCC at a glance
What we do
Follow transmission. Find leverage points.
Sample
Study people, animals and environments together to identify routes of exposure.
Sequence
Use whole-genome and metagenomic data to connect strains, reservoirs and disease.
Prevent
Combine source attribution and modelling to target practical interventions upstream.
Explore
Resources
ScienceSampling, genomics, attribution and intervention modelling.PeopleCoordinating investigators and partner expertise.ResourcesPublic protocols, data and authenticated member materials.DashboardAggregate sampling and laboratory workflow figures.Data & codePublic datasets, repositories and analysis resources.NewsProject milestones, publications, training and updates.
Latest
News
12 October 2026
Sampling begins in Nigeria
Fieldwork started on 7 October, bringing another partner country into CCC's active One Health sampling programme.
Read the Nigeria update →25 September 2026
Sampling gets underway in The Gambia
Linked human, animal and environmental sampling continues; the first approved figures are available on the dashboard.
Read the Gambia update →June 2026
GETCampy protocol published
The GETCampy genomic epidemiology and source-attribution protocol is available in BMJ Open.
Read the paper →Support
CCC is supported by Wellcome Trust grant 088786/C/09/Z and builds on GETCampy, MRC MR/V001213/2.