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Biodiversity Loss Economics and Economic Systems
Today, humanity faces urgent and complex planetary crises— climate change, biodiversity loss, pollution, and more. Combating these challenges is truly a race against time. While the circular economy offers hope, blind reliance on it can lead to unintended consequences. To succeed, we must adopt a holistic perspective, grounded in the concept of Planetary Health, which emphasizes the inseparable link between human well-being and the health of Earth’s ecosystems. Hacks symbolize practical ingenuity — the ability to rapidly and creatively overcome constraints. This mindset is indispensable in the field of sustainability, where time and resources are inherently limited. EcoBalance 2026 adopts “Sustainability Hacks” as its main theme, with the goal of driving swift and effective societal transformation despite existing constraints.
• Aichi Industry & Labor Center (WINC AICHI), 4-4-38 Meieki, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 450-0002, Japan
Health and Care Systems Indigenous Knowledge and Voices
• Renaissance London Heathrow Hotel , Bath Rd
Air Pollution Governance and Policy
• BUITEMS, Quetta
Mental Health Climate Change
• Washington, DC
Food Systems Governance and Policy
"One Health, one plan: Turning global commitments into national food systems action." This webinar “connects the dots” between France’s One Health Summit (Lyon, 7 April 2026) and FAO’s planned first-ever Global Conference on One Health in Agrifood Systems (2026), translating their goals and key messages into implementable actions for government decision-makers and national food systems leadership. To overcome current gaps, the session will explicitly anchor these One Health milestones in the post-UNFSS+4 implementation agenda, building on the momentum of the UNFSS+4 Stocktake and the Hub’s ongoing work to turn global commitments into practical results through partnerships, financing, and inclusive governance. Designed for policymakers (health, agriculture, environment, and finance) and National Convenors, the session will combine a narrative framed around integrated food–health–environment wins; practical policy recommendations on how to embed One Health frameworks in national food systems follow-up actions; and an “implementation toolbox” segment spotlighting the Quadripartite policy products that could support Convenors on cross-ministerial coordination on One Health.
• Virtual