Sample
Study people, animals, water and environments together.
Research programme
Science
Where does Campylobacter exposure come from, which transmission routes matter most, and where can prevention have the greatest impact?
Our approach
From sampling to prevention
CCC connects One Health field studies with genomics, epidemiology and modelling to turn surveillance into practical decisions.
Sequence
Characterise isolates, metagenomes, pathogen diversity and AMR.
Attribute
Use genomic and machine-learning approaches to identify likely sources.
Model
Combine evidence and local knowledge to compare pathways and interventions.
Prevent
Prioritise feasible upstream interventions, including water, livestock and vaccine-informed strategies.
What this delivers
Evidence for action
Transmission routes
Which human, animal and environmental pathways contribute most to exposure and disease?
Priority populations
Which reservoirs, pathogen lineages and resistance patterns matter most in each setting?
Intervention choices
Which locally realistic changes are most likely to reduce transmission?
Methods & resources
Open and reusable
Study protocols, laboratory methods and analysis resources are shared so approaches can be reproduced and adapted across CCC partner sites.