Dr Jimi Wollumbin describes himself as OHO’s Chief Entrepreneurial Officer, and like many such figures suffers from Obsessive Creative Disorder. With an under-graduate degree from the ANU in philosophy and post grad studies in medicine (TCM), OHO is the perfect expression of his twin passions. Like so many social entrepreneurs he began his work with OHO on the ground, treating refugees and survivors of torture and trauma. Today, the Position Description he has blue tacked to his desk wall has only four tasks: to vision, to inspire, to initiate and to empower. He lives in the Byron region of Northern NSW with his family, and occasionally writes in the third person.
One Health Organisation (OHO) is now the largest organisation of its kind in the world, and the only United Nations DPI registered Social Innovation Agency to advocate a wellness based approach to primary health care.
OHO’s approach to achieving world health is fourfold: individual engagement, community collaboration, ethical business and systemic change. Via these four pillars, OHO engages individuals in community work, supports other social ventures to achieve their goals, transitions business and corporations to a social enterprise approach, and advocates at a national and international level for equitable, sustainable and integrative healthcare policy.
In this episode we talk about:
- United Nations
- Social enterprise
- Early-stage businesses
- Capacity to build them skills they need
- Pain management
- 2002 SARS outbreak
- South America
- Africa
- Traditional medical practices
- Healthy social
- Healthy infrastructures
- Passive role in healthcare
- Western countries in
- Europe terrible health outcomes
- Environment supports our undermines held
- Healthy institutions
- Transform healthy social landscapes
- Nutrition and healthy
- Standards of industrial revolution
- Hygiene and sanitation evolution
- Devoid of nutritional value
- Tuberculosis
- 5000 to 6000-year-old food that’s cutting edge
- Bridging the gap between how we connect our food
- What Wi-Fi and excessive mobile phone use can do developing brains
- Switch from Well water to bottled water
- Washing hands
- Nutrition in the market place
- Small style food production
- Chemicals disguised as food colonialism
- Raising a Child of influence
- Undesirably backwards perspective
- Social structure correlation with social status
- Earning potential
- Why Fat used to be rich, and now obese is poor
- Idea what novel food is
- Growth potential
- Increasing Life expectancy
- Predictors of health
- Master chef
- Social determinants
- Nutrition foundation human health
- Early nutrition intervention
- Gardening engagement
- Gaining social status attached a fast food
- Engagement with Vegetables, Fruit and the Community
- Nutritionally stunted
- Physically and mentally impaired and how its preventable
- Hindsight is 2020
- What our Kids deal with, and what we are unaware of
- Nutrition in nursing our bodies and our culture
Resources
Where to find Dr. Jimi Wollumbin
http://onehealthorganisation.org
Author: Ronsley Vaz
Ronsley is the founder & chief day dreamer at AMPLIFY. He is an author, speaker & serial entrepreneur.
He has a Masters’ degree in Software Engineering and an MBA in Psychology and Leadership. He is known as the creator of We Are Podcast – the first Podcasting Conference in the Southern Hemisphere, and the host of The Bond Appetit Podcast and Should I Start a Podcast. He has an audience of over 3 million in 133 countries.
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