Expertise, activities, and operational pillars of the Foundation for biosafety and public health protection

The Human Biosafety Health Foundation focuses its activities on developing and implementing integrated strategies aimed at the prevention, management, and mitigation of biological threats, in line with the International Health Regulations (WHO, 2005), European standards, and national biosafety legislation.

The Foundation’s areas of expertise represent the pillars of a multidisciplinary and systemic approach that combines scientific research, technological innovation, specialized training, and inter-institutional cooperation.

These include biological risk management, biocontainment, the study of zoonoses, training, medical intelligence activities, countering bioterrorism, and the promotion of scientific research and innovation.

These areas of intervention outline a comprehensive operational framework aimed at strengthening the resilience of healthcare and security systems, ensuring coordinated, timely, and effective responses to protect public health and the community.