Policy Perspective -- Taking Stock and Shaping an Implementation Roadmap." The meeting, which came to be known as the 'Stone Mountain meeting,' was designed to define specific action steps to move the concept of One Health forward. Participants identified seven key activities to advance the One Health agenda. These activities formed the basis of six workgroups which focused on cataloging and developing One Health trainings and curricula, establishing a global network, developing a country-level needs assessment, building capacity at the country level, developing a business case to promote donor support, and gathering evidence for proof of concept through literature reviews and prospective studies.The World Bank and the United Nations, July 2010The World Bank and the United Nations released the 'Fifth Global Progress Report on Animal and Pandemic Influenza.'The report reiterated the findings of the delegates at the International Ministerial Conference on Avian and Pandemic Influenza in Hanoi. It also emphasized the importance of adopting a One Health approach to sustain a momentum in pandemic preparedness. It also recommended that rather than focusing on controlling avian influenza through emergency initiatives, countries and regional bodies should build One Health capacity to respond to a broad range of emerging and existing disease threats.European Union, August 2010The European Union published the 'Outcome and Impact Assessment of the Global Response to the Avian Influenza Crisis' report. This report states, "the European Union has already taken new initiatives under the One Health umbrella and will continue to do so in the coming years." The report emphasized the need to translate the