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Climate Change Public Sector
Public Power for Planetary Health Equity: Why Ownership Matters
Climate Change Disaster Preparedness and Adaptation
2027 RISK Award: “Homes at Risk: Climate Resilience for Informal Settlements”
The RISK Award is a global disaster risk reduction and climate adaptation funding initiative jointly organised by the Munich Re Foundation and the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR). The 2027 edition focuses on strengthening climate resilience among vulnerable communities living in informal settlements, addressing increasing risks associated with extreme heat, flooding, storms, and other climate-related hazards. The award supports practical, community-based interventions that reduce disaster risks and improve adaptation capacity, making it highly relevant to planetary health approaches that connect environmental change, human wellbeing, and social vulnerability.
Education Planetary Health Frameworks
Forest Therapy Hub Summer School
Biodiversity Loss Climate Change
Apply now: ‘Transition towards Planetary Health’ Knowledge-in-Action grant
The ‘Transition towards Planetary Health’ Knowledge-in-Action Grant is a funding opportunity by the Climate Change Initiative Netherlands (KIN) that supports projects working towards a healthier and more sustainable relationship between humans and the planet. The grant focuses on the concept of planetary health, which recognises that human health depends heavily on the condition of natural systems, including climate, biodiversity, ecosystems, and food systems. With this call for proposals, KIN invites you to explore, through co-creation and a learning-by-doing approach, what ‘planetary health’ might look like in daily practice. Researchers and practitioners can jointly submit an application for up to €50,000 per project by September 22, 2026 (2:00 p.m. CET).
Air Pollution
Halton Foundation Grant (Indoor Environmental Quality Research Grant)
The Halton Foundation Grant is an international research funding opportunity that supports projects focused on improving indoor environmental quality (IEQ) and its impact on human health and wellbeing. The grant is established by the Halton Foundation, a charitable organisation that aims to improve the conditions of indoor environments through research and innovation. Grants are awarded annually to non-profit organizations researching indoor environmental quality and human wellbeing. Applications open July 1st to September 1st each year.