Climate Policy Radar is a not-for-profit climate data startup working to map and analyse the global climate policy landscape, so that we can inform decision-making and support the transition to a low carbon future, therefore helping to advance Planetary Health. As an open data, open source company, we hope that being part of PHA will help us develop new collaborations and partnerships, so that we can share and exchange knowledge and advance progress sooner.

Climate Psychology Alliance of North America welcomes the opportunity to collaborate with the Planetary Health Alliance both in terms of concrete workshops and distribution of resources. More generally, we welcome the opportunity to join our voice with other health clinicians as we advocate for a healthy, sustainable and just climate. We believe that climate change is one of the biggest mental health challenges of our time and we seek to foster accessible, pro-social, emotionally supportive and collaborative strategies for action and adaptation.

The Coalition for Global Health Innovation (CGHI) is committed to promoting planetary health and sharing knowledge with the planetary health community. We believe that planetary health is essential for achieving good health and well-being for all people. In our CGHI community and our Action Tank Program, we help young professionals with early stage projects that aim to improve the health and well-being for vulnerable groups, as well as cultivating sustainable interactions with the environment and the planet.

At COAST Foundation, we are deeply committed to advancing Planetary Health by recognizing the intricate link between environmental health, human well-being, and climate resilience. Our initiatives in promoting sustainable agriculture, community-led climate resilience, and health access reflect our dedication to the principles of Planetary Health. We actively seek collaboration with the Planetary Health Alliance (PHA) community to share and gain knowledge, foster joint initiatives, amplify advocacy for climate justice, build capacity, and expand our network. By working hand in hand with PHA members, we aim to create a healthier planet and improve the lives of coastal communities while contributing to the global Planetary Health landscape

The Cochrane Collaboration is committed to advancing Planetary Health by synthesizing critical evidence to guide decision-makers in addressing climate change, sustainability challenges in health systems and Planetary Health. The new Cochrane Planetary Health Thematic Group focuses on supporting the production of high-quality, methodologically sound systematic reviews in this area. We collaborate actively within the Planetary Health community to refine methodologies, prioritize essential topics, and communicate findings widely. By engaging with the Planetary Health Alliance, we aim to expand our network, share resources and expertise, and co-create knowledge dissemination opportunities, including webinars and mentoring programs, to foster informed, effective responses to Planetary Health challenges globally.

GP’s and their patients need tools to practically advance Planetary Health. As a group of French GP’s we would like to collaborate with all members of the PHA to exchange and translate information, experiences and of course the tools that we are all developing. We believe we are on a transversal and important mission together, in which we really need mutual support.

The Commonwealth Youth Health Network is a platform for young people to engage on global issues related to health, through individual and collective action at all levels. We aim to educate, advocate and act on the social and environmental determinants of health to ensure a better future for people and planet.

Connected Advocacy a registered organisation Nigeria West Africa, We aim to use Planetary Health Alliance partnership to build an integrated ecosystem where the marginalised citizens are included as active participants in the political economy of their society. Promoting Climate change and Health interventions for underserve communities through share PHA website , and collaborate support to implement members activities at the grassroots.

The mission of the California Academy of Sciences is to explore, explain, and sustain life. Life-changing moments. World-changing science. We’re an aquarium, planetarium, rainforest, and natural history museum in the heart of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park—and a powerful voice for biodiversity research and exploration, environmental education, and sustainability across the globe.

The Canadian Association of Nurses for the Environment (CANE) is a national organization committed to Planetary Health as the guiding principal. Our mandate is educate nurses about Planetary Health and to work together to influence the structures of our society that can improve Planetary Health.

CAPE works to better human health by protecting the planet. We seek to better understand how the environment affects human health in order to be a resource to others. We educate our members, other physicians and health professionals, the public, and policymakers about environmental health issues.

The vision of the Canadian Coalition for Green Health Care is an Environmentally Sustainable, Climate Resilient, Net Zero Canadian Health System. Our mission is to build capabilities and capacity in individuals and organizations to enable the development of green health policies and practices. Through collaboration with the Planetary Health Community we hope to advance our shared vision and contribute to a healthier planet, ensuring the well-being of current and future generations.

As our clinic network expands in partnership with the Haitian Ministry of Health, we would like to use the PH framework laid out in the textbook to address issues beyond just treating patients. We’d like to look more upstream at how the impact of humans on the climate in our ecosystem is just just based on treatment, not a wider lens.

The Caribbean College of Family Physicians is dedicated to the delivery of people-centred primary care that is continuous from cradle to grave, contextual and comprehensive whilst at the same time empowering patients to be partners in managing their health and that of their communities.

We value the importance of having a clean world where we involve all stakeholders

The Centre for Sustainable Healthcare engages healthcare professionals, patients and the wider community in understanding the connections between health and environment, and to reduce healthcare’s resource footprint. As a member of the Planetary Health Alliance, we share learning and resources from our Sustainable Healthcare Education Network, to support the inclusion of Planetary Health in the education of doctors and other health professions.

Child Family Health International (CFHI) is a United Nations-recognized non-profit organization that provides community-based Global Health Education Programs for students and institutions. CFHI programs allow participants to explore transdisciplinary and integrated approaches in Planetary Health around the world, with a focus on learning how environmental factors affect the health and wellbeing of global communities.

Our organization aims to promote debate and critical reflection on the current link between human beings and the environment and its existence, and how it affects ecology, and the care of people and communities. Contributing, transferring and disseminating the knowledge of nursing science and ecosystems / nature in their holistic dimension, as interdependent elements, which will allow to recover, maintain and promote health in a dignified, equitable way and adjusted to social ethics.

Our organisation works to improve human health by protecting the environment, campaigning for action on pollution and climate change, and promoting solutions with health benefits. We seek to better understand how the environment affects human health, and to inform the public, policy makers and health professionals on a range of environmental health issues.

Within the framework of cooperation, the Association for Common Good and Public Trust would like to:
Participate in the operation of PHA: to help preserve human health and living conditions throughout our planet.

The Association of Science and Technology Centers (ASTC) is a non-profit membership association based in North America that has supported the global science engagement field since 1973. One strategic initiative is Seeding Action, which supports and catalyzes science centers, museums, and other public engagement networks to cultivate a culture of hope and action for planetary health. To achieve this, we support relationships between professionals and organizations working to engage their communities on planetary health topics; undertake efforts to build capacity for increased planetary health public engagement; and conduct research on public mindsets about planetary health action and promising approaches to sparking more widespread participation in solutions. We are eager to collaborate on content co-creation that could be shared with science centers and museums, training and other capacity-building efforts to help professionals effectively engage their communities in solutions, and research to understand public mindsets and effective communication and engagement approaches.