The wellbeing of the planet and humanity is the most significant challenge in the world today. HPF wishes to collaborate with PHA to in addressing this major determinant of our collective wellbeing.

Pesticide Action Australia is a registered charity established to support Australia’s transition towards nature-friendly, sustainable, and healthy alternatives to pesticides.
We take a collaborative and evidence-based approach to our work in this space. We connect advocates and experts engaged in pesticide reduction, from individuals, communities, farmers, scientists, health experts, industry stakeholders and academics, and seek to amplify their voices and scale collaborative action.
The impacts of pesticides on our health and environment are well documented. Pesticide use contributes to biodiversity loss, soil degradation, water contamination, pollinator decline, climate change acceleration and serious human health conditions.
We are committed to enhancing Planetary Health by pursuing meaningful change in pesticide policy and practice.

AUT incorporates Planetary Health into its work through the strategic statement: “We improve the health and wellbeing of people and planet, creating impact through applied and transformational education and research.” At AUT, Planetary Health is threaded through learning, teaching, research, partnerships, and how we operate our on-campus facilities. This commitment to planetary health: improving the health and wellbeing of people and planet will extend to AUT’s collaborations with the Planetary Health community both across the Oceania region and globally. We seek mutually beneficial exchange of energy and expertise for Planetary Health where people and planet flourish locally, regionally and globally.

Studio ESEM is passionate about advancing the mission of the Planetary Health Alliance and its stakeholders to advance the need for planetary health globally.

Our digital communications and place-based storytelling programs embed the principles and philosophy of planetary health, linking human and more-than-human wellbeing as core values across our work.

Working across the Oceania region, Studio ESEM, along with its public space engagement platform STORYBOX, seek to promote the mandate of the Planetary Health Alliance, including raising community awareness of the connections between human health and ecological health through our digital programs, promote stronger public space measurement and evaluation frameworks underpinned by concepts of Planetary Health, and facilitating knowledge-sharing across our partnership network.

Burnet Institute is committed to advancing Planetary Health by integrating climate resilience and environmental sustainability into its global health research and programs. Our work in infectious disease surveillance, health security, and maternal and child health acknowledges the profound impact of climate change on health outcomes, particularly in the Pacific and Southeast Asia. Through collaboration with the Planetary Health Alliance, we aim to strengthen evidence-based, climate-informed health interventions, advocate for sustainable health policies, and contribute to One Health approaches that address the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. By engaging with PHA’s network, we seek to foster knowledge exchange, joint research, and policy innovation that supports climate-adaptive, resilient health systems worldwide.