Obrobibini Peace Complex (OPC) are united people from the Global South and the Global North who develop holistic learning centres for a new generation of regenerative leaders. We develop and apply transdisciplinary knowledge to inspire actions motivated by wisdom and compassion for our common Mother Earth and its living beings. In our two centres in Ghana, we offer practical education in the areas of organic agriculture, food processing (shelf life, value addition), herbal medicine, natural sanitation, proper waste management and renewable energy. We are looking forward to new contacts and collaborations with members of the PHA network and invite you all to our centres in Ghana if you happen to pass through, Akwaaba!

The scope of Ohio State’s Global One Health initiative’s projects includes: 1) Prevention and control of (re)-emerging zoonotic infectious diseases; 2) Collaborative approaches to prevent, detect and respond to antimicrobial resistance; 3) Development and testing of rapid, point-of-care, field-deployable detection systems; 4) Evaluation of environmental risk factors that impact agricultural food systems, chronic diseases (such as cancer) and other economic and health outcomes; 5) Development of efficient digital and virtual systems for high impact translational research, training and outreach.

OMEP (World Organisation for Early Childhood Education) Cameroon defends and promotes children’s rights, with special emphasis on education and care worldwide and a commitment to Planetary Health. We are committed to open dialogue, sharing of information, collaborating on projects, and working to advance Planetary Health.

The One Health Platform is a strategic forum of stakeholders and a scientific reference network that aims to enhance understanding of and preparedness for current and future outbreaks of zoonoses, emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases in humans and animals and antimicrobial resistance. This includes the ecological and environmental factors which drive and impact on these diseases. We commit to collaborating with the Planetary Health Alliance to raise awareness about the need for an integrated approach to complex health challenges

The One Sustainable Health for All foundation aims to bring different stakeholders and networks together, including from the Planetary Health sector, to develop programmes and policies acting towards One Sustainalble Health. This mission is illustrated by an international, collaborative and inclusive effort to coordinate projectsand initiatives working towards the same goal which is universal and sustainable health for all.

OneVillage partners is a community-led development organization that aims to enhance the collective wellbeing of rural community members in Sierra Leone. We are joining PHA to engage in action-oriented discussions on the different forms that community-led conservation can take. We are particularly interested in the intersection of legal rights and land-use, and how communities can direct the preservation of their land on their own terms. We want to engage with partners to discuss what it means to measure the social impact of conservation, on an immediate local level and how that can inform conservation programming in the future. We want to see rural community members from across the global south with a louder voice in global conversations on planetary health and we aim to find like minded allies who can support and achieve this vision.

The OrcaSong Institute (OSI) is a non-profit educational organization located in the Pacific Northwest United States based on Orcas Island, Washington that cultivates leadership in eco-social change movements. OSI aims to address the climate crisis and systemic ecological concerns through educational programming, supporting community resilience, and fostering collaborative partnerships both locally and beyond.

The Oregon Health & Science University-Portland State University School of Public Health works to find enduring and sustainable solutions to today’s public health problems, and we are committed to educating students of all backgrounds who want to enter the public health field and improve lives in their communities. As a partner of the PHA we seek to collaborate in both research and educational activities that integrate the disciplines of environmental and global health.

The College of Public Health and Human Sciences (CPHHS) at Oregon State University (OSU) is at the center of the emerging “Integrated Health Sciences Initiative,” which brings together expertise from all of the university’s colleges, including Agriculture, Engineering, Business, Forestry, Earth, Oceanic, and Atmospheric Sciences, Liberal Arts, Veterinary Medicine and others to collaborate across OSU’s three signature areas of distinction: healthy earth ecosystems, healthy people, and a healthy economy (nicknamed the “three healthies”). CPHHS is home to nine academic programs in public health, human development and family sciences, nutrition, kinesiology, and global health. As part of our land-grant mission, we oversee university health extension programing in all corners of the state to foster translational and implementation sciences and partner with communities to improve population health and health equity.

OpEPA aims to reconnect people to the Earth to accelerate the transition to sustainable and regenerative cultures. OpEPA contributes to the mission and work of the Planetary Health Alliance by highlighting the importance of nature-based education for Planetary Health and providing approaches to incorporate it into the healing and restoring our living system.

OSVSWA as an NGO has been working on many important issues since last more than 4 decades, which includes the activities of Planetary Health like nature and natural resource management, food culture, forest and climate change, and toxics hazard management. By collaborating with Planetary Health Alliance, OSVSWA will be able to achieve the common goal of both the organizations in the state of Odisha in India.

Osh State University (OshSU) is dedicated to advancing Planetary Health through comprehensive education, innovative research, and community engagement. Our initiatives integrate sustainable practices, public health outreach, and environmental stewardship, aiming to address the interconnectedness of human and ecological health. By joining the Planetary Health Alliance, we seek to collaborate on cutting-edge research, share best practices, and participate in global advocacy efforts. Together with PHA members, we are committed to fostering a healthier and more sustainable future for all.

The Osher Center for Integrative Medicine is a collaboration between Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School. It is focused on enhancing human health, resilience and quality of life through translational research, clinical practice and education in integrative medicine. Our integrative view of health is holistic and emphasizes interconnections between mind and body, across physiological systems, and with natural and social environments. We have created a new Planetary Health program line at the Osher Center to support the creation of and collaboration on programs at the interface of integrative medicine and Planetary Health. We are interested in establishing connections with other organizations also working in the Integrative medicine and Planetary Health space to promote Planetary Health education and communications and explore synergies and potential areas of collaboration.

We, the men and women of the Our Lady of Fatima University, recognize the profound interconnectedness between the health of our planet and the well-being of all living things. The current state of the environment poses a significant threat to human health, biodiversity, and the ecological systems that sustain life.

PDC serves as a technical partner and resources to the Alliance. Bringing together our analytical and technical capabilities to amplify the Planetary Health agenda. This begins with the annual PH Analysis, to be conducted in partnership with Sunway Centre for Planetary Health, and designed to guide countries in making evidence-based decisions about the prioritization of actions to improve Planetary Health outcomes. PDCs partnership will also serve as a foundation to provide the necessary data and analytics for each Planetary Health working group as they move forward on implementing the PH Roadmap and mainstreaming Planetary Health within the business sector, academia, and civil society.

Parkers Mobile Clinic incorporates Planetary Health in its work through family planning advocacy and advocacy for population control. We aim to collaborate with the Planetary Health community through advocacy, networking and resource mobilization.

Pathfinder International is driven by the conviction that all people, regardless of where they live, have the right to decide whether and when to have children, to exist free from fear and stigma, and to lead the lives they choose.

PEACH Health Ontario incorporates planetary health by engaging with Ontario’s medical community in the creation and dissemination of practical resources that address health cares impact on the climate change. Our team works to understand how medical professionals, leadership, and facilities can change their operations to reduce their emissions, waste, and resource usage. All of our work also ensures that patient-centered medicine is central to operational or procedural recommendations.We aim to support the Planetary Health community by providing practical resources that members can utilize in their professions as well as providing opportunities to join/support our various committees that work towards a more sustainable health system, such as committees that focus on procurement, medication prescriptions, and food systems.

Pedestrian Space holds planetary health central in its mission and work to help shape awareness on diverse issues of community and urban resilience. Pedestrian Space values alliances and collaboration within the planetary health community to help communicate the vision of regenerating and protecting Earth’s natural systems and humans’ ongoing education to live holistically within the environments we inhabit.

Peoples-Praxis (https://www.peoples-praxis.org/) aims to empower graduates to extend and apply their public health skills and knowledge towards improving the health of their population through mentoring and access to online courses. We have a platform for online mentoring which would be available for those with interests in planetary health to join, and among the series of open online courses is ‘Climate change and public health’ free to access and leading to a certificate of completion.

We at Nagasaki University aim to coexist with the earth through our research and activities related to the global environment and ecosystems, with an emphasis on sustainability. We believe it is necessary to educate people to have a planetary-health mindset in the pursuit of inquiry to mobilize questions and move toward the answers.