Schumacher College has a 32 year history of teaching and research at the leading-edge of holistic, ecologically-focused practice-led learning at the intersection of ecology, systems thinking, complexity, and community learning. As practitioners in the field of progressive education, we are committed to making authentic and meaningful change in the face of social and ecological crises. Planetary Health is an essential element of an integrated and interdisciplinary approach to delivering our core mission — education as if people and planet matter.

SciTech DiploHub, the Barcelona Science and Technology Diplomacy Hub, is a pioneering nonprofit public-private partnership backed by leading research centers, universities, non-profits, startups, corporations and public institutions that positions Barcelona as a global lab in science diplomacy for cities around the world. It has the mandate to elevate the role of science, technology and cities in foreign policy and make Barcelona a more influential player on the global stage by representing its knowledge and innovation ecosystem worldwide and its contribution to addressing the global challenges

We protect island habitats and assist local communities by offering villages a unique deal: if they agree to create a forest or marine reserve, we’ll provide funds for something the village needs, like a schoolhouse or health clinic. At Seacology, we believe that environmental issues are human issues, too. By providing a benefit – be it a health center, a school, or a water system – in exchange for the creation of a nature reserve, we ensure the reserve works in everyone’s interests.

Seoul National University Asia Center (SNUAC) is the fastest growing global hub for Asian studies, which integrates 5 regional centers and 7 thematic researches. By crafting usable knowledge, sharing through the Korea Social Science Data Archive and the Asian Regional Information Center, and linking to actions, SNUAC contributes toward a healthy, equitable, and sustainable Asia.

Sheffield Medical School is committed to working towards a sustainable health and care system by integrating education that will ensure future healthcare professionals develop awareness and sensitivity to sustainable healthcare practice. Collaboration with the Planetary Health Alliance will provide networks with expertise that will help us to increase our impact in this area by working together.

We at SESE strive to equip our students with the skills and knowledge necessary to realize their full potential as citizens, professionals and stewards of our planet. Join SESE and make a difference.

PRB’s vision is a world in which decisionmakers improve the health and well-being of all people through evidence-based policies and practices. To further this vision, we inform people around the world about population, health, and the environment. We also empower people to use this information to advance the well-being of current and future generations.

One of our projects, Trusted Messengers for Sustainability, plans to use the confidence that citizens place in health professionals to transform them in ambassadors of change for the benefit of citizen’s personal health and of the planet’s colective health. We would like to partner with people and organizations that share this same view and/or have already experience in this domain. We pledge to cooperate with all PHA members and to share our knowledge and results in the field.

PODA has been working for the promotion and protection of human rights in rural areas of Pakistan since 2003. PODA’s vision is of a democratic society based on gender equity, economic justice, and human rights where all citizens can enjoy the “Right to Development.” PODA also works on awareness and implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). PODA’s mission is to build a peaceful society by facilitating the empowerment of rural women, youth and marginalized groups through programs in education, sustainable livelihood skills, legal literacy and human rights advocacy.

Our Mission is “to promote, lead transdisciplinary field of Planetary Health and its diverse science, solutions, and communities to achieve SDGs” Our concepts and aims are to 1) encourage and empower public health with a diverse health community that crosses disciplines of health sciences; 2) to facilitate the education and training of young generation through the development and open-access resources, mentorship and leadership opportunities, and programs from primary to university levels; and 3) to promote actionable steps for Planetary Health sciences, implementation and solutions through public outreach and engagement with stakeholders.

For more than 60 years Prescott College has been at the leading edge of experiential, immersive ecologically-focused teaching and research at the intersection of progressive education, ecology, living-systems design, and social justice. As practitioners in the field of transformative education, our staff and students are committed to making authentic and meaningful change in the face of mounting social and ecological crises. Planetary Health is an essential element of experiential and collaborative education, and is an important framework to empower students to effect positive change in education, the environment, and society.

Primate Conservation Alliance, founded and led by Colin Chapman, attempts to promote primate conservation globally. We focus on the union between human health and conservation, as providing health services and conservation education to local communities bordering parks is a win-win effort. We focus on Kibale National Park in Uganda and are expanding our efforts to China and Mexico.

The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation is dedicated to the protection of the environment and the promotion of sustainable development on a global scale. The Foundation supports initiatives of public and private organizations, in the fields of research and studies, technological innovation and socially-aware practices. The Foundation supports projects in three main geographical zones and focuses its efforts focus on three main areas.

For more than 30 years, the National Institute of Public Health has been a leader in the generation of knowledge, teaching and the creation of policies in environmental health. This includes topics such as air pollution, exposure to pesticides, water pollution, climate change, sustainable food systems, among others. Currently, through the Special Program on Planetary Health, work is being done to establish the areas of Planetary Health in the institute, with the implementation of key activities in research, teaching, public policies, advocacy and university outreach to contribute to the exercise of the right to human health and a healthy environment within the framework of equity and sustainability. In addition, we seek to collaborate with the PHA to generate networks, share experiences and support the dissemination of the topic of Planetary Health to help address the current situation of environmental degradation and prevent the transgression of the planetary boundaries.

Founded in 2014, Project Drawdown is a nonprofit organization that seeks to help the world reach “Drawdown” – the future point in time when levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere stop climbing and start to steadily decline. We are a leading resource for information and insight about climate solutions. We contribute to the Planetary Health community through sharing expertise and learning about how to move climate solutions forward as quickly safely, and equitably as possible.

The Public Health Foundation of India looks forward to advancing the research, capacity building and advocacy in environmental and planetary health.

Our mission is to identify and clean up the poorest communities throughout the developing world where high concentrations of toxins have devastating health effects. Pure Earth devises clean-up strategies, empowers local champions and secures support from national and international partnerships. Cleaning up one community at a time brings us closer to a Pure Earth.

Quantum Astrobiology Center – QAC, es una entidad privada sin ánimo de lucro con una iniciativa de Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación (CTeI), conformada por un grupo interdisciplinar de profesores y científicos colombianos, pensando en el fortalecimiento de la economía del conocimiento y la transferencia tecnológica, cuyo fin es propender por el Origen, Reconocimiento y Desarrollo de la “Astrobiología Cuántica” como una nueva rama de la Astrobiología que estudia los fenómenos cuánticos al interior de los Sistemas Vivos y sus implicaciones en el Origen, Evolución, Distribución y Futuro de la Vida en la Tierra y el Universo. Así mismo, procuramos por que las Tecnologías Cuánticas y de Inteligencia Artificial – IA desarrolladas para Exploración Espacial y Astrobiología, sean susceptibles de transferencia de conocimiento y tecnología – TCT, de manera que estén disponibles para la solución de problemas propios del Sistema Tierra. Por lo tanto, estamos comprometidos con la Investigación, Educación, Divulgación y Extensión al asociarnos con aliados estratégicos que nos permiten fomentar el desarrollo de la Salud Planetaria como una de nuestras principales áreas de trabajo.

This body of members (PHA) deserves the right to collaborate for planetary fitness. We charge ahead to do so with them for the sake of spreading knowledge about how to quickly restore Earth to is former health by engaging with one another formally. That is, through sharing training that we develop to bring the various members and their communities into a space of internal collaboration in all possible locales worldwide. Such collaboration will result in planetary adoption of proven techniques with understandable training and its quality distribution to all who wish for a healed planet.

We are actively involved in formulating local, national, and international policy promoting Planetary Health. We are committed to the health of human civilization and the natural systems on which it depends. As leaders we prioritize the vitality of seven generations of future children.

The Sumner M. Redstone Global Center for Prevention and Wellness at the George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health focuses on research and solutions to make Washington, DC the healthiest capital in the world, characterized by optimal well-being for all residents, regardless of race, gender, class, ability or place of residence. The center’s home in the only school of public health in the nation’s capital provides a unique opportunity to influence local, national, and global policy, fostering innovation that can be replicated in other places.