CCPZ has developed innovative products on human-animal disease surveillance and control that promote one health education, practice and research in West Africa. Such products include but are not limited to the following:

1. Postgraduate curricula for human-animal disease surveillance at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria and Njala University, Sierra Leone with short course modules for West Africa. Contents available online at http://ccpz.ui.edu.ng/sites/default/files/Olugasa%20and%20Fasunla%20GTK%... ;
2. Video documentaries on mode and pattern of transmission of rabies in West African communities;
3. Radio jingle on Ebola virus disease containment promotion in West African communities;
4. Publications on indiginous knowledge, attitudes and practices associated with rabies and spatial regression of Lassa fever at the human-animal-environment interface in West Africa;
5. Zoonet - an internet based geographic information database on control and prevention of zoonoses in West Africa. Available at https://ccpz.maps.arcgis.com/home/index.html;
6. Thematic maps on distribution and hotspots of rabies, Lassa fever and influenza-A viruses at the human-animal-environment interface in West Africa. Available at https://ccpz.maps.arcgis.com/home/index.html;
7. Thematic maps on interventions for control and prevention of selected zoonoses in West Africa. Available at https://ccpz.maps.arcgis.com/home/index.html;
8. Thematic maps on knowledge, attitude and practices associated with selected human-animal diseases in West Africa;
9. GeneBank Ascension for Influenza-A viruses including a pandemic strain circulating in West Africa.  and The centre provides molecular laboratory diagnostic facility for zoonoses surveillance;
10. Instructional materials in PowerPoint,  manual for getting to know human-animal disease surveillance in West Africa and articles in learned journals. Information for scientific article contribution is available at http://ccpz.ui.edu.ng/sites/default/files/Information%20for%20Contributo... ;
11. Communique, policy review documents and professional papers on harmonizing human-animal diseases containment practices in West Africa.