ABOUT ONE WELFARE
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One Welfare serves to highlight the interconnections between animal welfare, human wellbeing and the environment. It fosters interdisciplinary collaboration to improve human and animal welfare internationally. One Welfare also helps to promote key global objectives such as supporting food security, sustainability, reducing human suffering and improving productivity within the farming sector through a better understanding of the value of high welfare standards. 

​​​One Welfare extends the approach of (and partially overlaps) the One Health theme used for human and animal health. A One Welfare approach promotes the direct and indirect links of animal welfare to human welfare and environmentally friendly animal-keeping systems.
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 Increasing education and awareness will help to establish different ways of working and improve efficiency within local and global networks of those working in animal welfare, human wellbeing and environmental issues. It will overall support implementation of sustainable development goals. 

Daniel Cerdán, Spanish U23 Champion 200m                
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Daniel Cerdán is a Valencian athlete, specialised in sprint races. He trained at the Valencia Terra i Mar school in children's categories but did not stand out as a sprinter until he joined the Torrent Athletism Club, where he specialised in the 200 meters.

In 2016 he won his first national championship and since then he has continued to expand his medals table. His main achievements include: Spanish champion 200m U23 on indoor court (San Sebastian 2016); champion of Spain 200m U23 in the open air (Torrent 2017); Three times runner-up of absolute Spain in 200m (Madrid 2016 and Salamanca 2017 on the indoor track and Barcelona 2017 in the open air); Champion of university Spain 200m (Murcia 2016) runner-up (Cartagena 2017 and Castellón 2019) and 3rd in Jaén 2018

It also has several international sprints in 200m and the Spanish 4x100m relay. Mediterráneo Championship U23 Tunis 2016 (6th in 200m and 2nd 4x100);  Europa U23 Championship Poland 2017 (14th in 200m);  European selection Championship France 2017 (5th by country and 11th in the 4x100); Tarragona Mediterranean Games 2018 (4x100 team reserve, 4th)

His best records are: 200m 21.05AL 21.08 PC 20.95V; 400m 47.96AL 48.13PC; 100m 10.70 and 60m 6.90

Daniel combines sports life with industrial design and has recently completed his studies as a Design Engineer at the Polytechnic of Valencia. Daniel defines himself as an animal lover who is increasingly aware of the climate crisis. With increasingly hotter days in the his place of birth, having seen how extreme weather, can affect both people and animals Daniel understands well the interconnections between animal welfare  human wellbeing and the environment and is willing to help raise awareness with whatever is at hand to promote the concept of One Welfare. 



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