Transmission
Coordinated sampling across people, animals, food and environments to identify major exposure pathways.
Project 02-B
Campylobacter Control Campaign
A One Health network moving from pathogen genomes to practical prevention in high-burden settings.
Mission
Connect surveillance, genomics and intervention design.
CCC builds on GETcampy and related collaborations to understand where Campylobacter transmission occurs, which bacterial populations are involved and where intervention could produce the greatest benefit.
The programme combines human, animal and environmental sampling with whole-genome and metagenomic analysis, source attribution, decision-support modelling and vaccine-informed prevention.
B1
Focus areas
A campaign built around evidence.
Population genomics
Linking reservoirs, lineages, resistance and disease while accounting for recombination and population structure.
Intervention design
Combining source attribution and modelling to compare practical prevention strategies, including upstream interventions.
Capacity and training
Shared SOPs, workshops, early-career development and analytical resources designed for continued local use.
Population annotation
Stable nomenclature and linked epidemiological metadata to improve interpretation across studies and outbreaks.
Open infrastructure
Public protocols, project documentation, code and communication resources that make collaboration easier.
B2
CCC in practice
Field, laboratory and consortium work.
Project photographs are served from the public CCC media collection. Identifiable community or participant images are not used here.
Key resources
Use the dedicated project site for operational detail.
Consortium profiles, protocols, governance, workshops, data resources and the PhD programme are maintained on the CCC website.