November 2025

Sustainable Health in Partnership (SHIP) is a transdisciplinary platform that strengthens and accelerates initiatives tackling complex global challenges that affect health. The platform is a collaboration between Karolinska Institutet, the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Umeå University, Uppsala University, and Örebro University.

Over the past year, SHIP has launched a thematic track aimed at breaking down silos and fostering collaboration across public health, global health, One Health and planetary health. The initiative identifies both conceptual and communicative meeting points, building a foundation for deeper integration and shared learning.

One of SHIP’s overarching goals is to drive long-term transformation through innovative and scalable solutions to urgent challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss, environmental pollution, and inequality — advancing sustainable health for people and the planet.

We welcome new partnerships to further this work.

OpenAQ is a “one-stop shop” for outdoor air quality data. Our free data platform empowers changemakers around the globe to solve air inequality, the unequal access to clean air. As a Planetary Health Alliance (PHA) member, we will share air quality data and related tools and training with everyone who is part of the global movement that PHA is leading, and connect with relevant groups to maximize the impact of open air quality data.

EuroNet MRPH (European Network of Medical Residents in Public Health) is a non-profit, international, independent, and non-governmental association that brings together European National associations of Public Health training programs, including both medical and non-medical residents. Our mission is to create a professional network among Public Health residents across Europe, facilitating the exchange of knowledge, sharing educational resources, and developing scientific research. By integrating Planetary Health principles into the training of future public health professionals, we aim to empower residents with the tools to address the health challenges posed by climate change and environmental degradation. As a member of the Planetary Health Alliance, we look forward to collaborating with the global community, amplifying the voices of young European professionals, and advancing initiatives that promote a sustainable and healthier future for all.

Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Hungary’s largest and oldest university, is committed to advancing knowledge through research, education, and international collaboration. As a partner in the CHARM-EU alliance, ELTE is co-developing a joint master’s programme in Planetary Health, embedding sustainability, ecological resilience, and global health into higher education curricula. Through interdisciplinary teaching, research, and community engagement, ELTE intends to integrate planetary health principles across its academic portfolio and fosters awareness at local and regional levels. By joining the Planetary Health Alliance, ELTE aims to share educational resources, collaborate on research and events, and act as a bridge to broaden participation from Central and Eastern Europe, contributing actively to the global planetary health movement.

Jesus Joyous Christian Centre (JJCC) integrates Planetary Health into its faith-based mission by promoting the well-being of people and the planet through spiritual growth, community health initiatives, and environmental stewardship. Through programs such as climate-focused sermons, tree planting, and eco-health education, we inspire congregations to care for creation as an act of faith. As a member of the Planetary Health Alliance, JJCC seeks to collaborate with global partners to advance equitable, community-driven solutions that link faith, health, and sustainability. We look forward to sharing experiences from Kenya and learning from others to strengthen collective action for a healthier planet and people.

Voces del Bosque advances Planetary Health by connecting people with nature through immersive sound walks, forest residencies, and creative projects. We study how these experiences support human wellbeing and ecosystem health, generating methods and insights that can inform broader practice. We look forward to collaborating with the Planetary Health Alliance to share knowledge, co-develop initiatives, and strengthen global understanding of the links between ecological and human health.