JSI / JSI R&T has worked at the intersections of environmental health, population/reproductive health, water and sanitation and healthy communities throughout its 40-year history and we are dedicated to realizing the most effective programming by bringing in the knowledge and experience of peer organizations working in academia, research, policy and implementation. JSI contributes to the Planetary Health Alliance by connecting academics and researchers with field-based programs working in a variety of areas, including nutrition, global food security, a wide range of global health issues (family planning/reproductive health, infectious diseases, nutrition, WASH, among others).

The Johns Hopkins Institute for Planetary Health (JHIPH) was founded in 2024 to harness powerful cross-disciplinary expertise to confront pressing global challenges. The mission of JHIPH is to catalyze scholarship and practice of Planetary Health across the University, bring together a cohesive community of practice, and establish Johns Hopkins University (JHU) as a global leader in addressing the global health and humanitarian dimensions of the Earth crisis. PHA is a liaison between JHIPH and the global Planetary Health community, sharing information both ways. Planetary Health scholarship and informed policy and practice case studies move from JHIPH out to the global community, while real world challenges and success stories flow back to JHIPH. Both are critical to advancing the field and social movement of Planetary Health. PHA’s Secretariat is based at the Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington DC.

Humankind Group incubates, develops and accelerates businesses that have the potential to significantly contribute to global climate objectives, decrease adverse environmental and human health impacts, increase food production, and enable equitable social and economic development opportunities. The organization was founded to improve the quality of all human life and the condition of our planet by bringing together governments, organizations, companies and individuals to contribute to the world’s near-term 2030 climate goals, and to develop longer-term solutions to problems threatening humanity and our planet.

The mission of ICES is to integrate the vast pools of knowledge contained within today’s multitude of scientific and socio-economic specializations and to develop next generation ‘holistic’ modeling, simulation and visualizations that accurately depict the medium and long term future direction of planet Earth.

The Indigenous Determinants of Health Alliance (IDHA) is an Indigenous Peoples Organization devoted to advocating for and fostering culturally safe systemic change globally through the adoption of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues’ Indigenous Determinants of Health (IDH) Framework. IDHA’s work is intrinsically committed to Planetary Health, and the sustainable use of biological diversity across the multiple aspects comprised in the conceptualization of Indigenous health: an equilibrium of spirituality, traditional medicine, biodiversity, and the interconnectedness of all that exists. The IDHA conducts research, technical assistance, and advocacy activities to incorporate structural and systemic changes for Indigenous Peoples to be equitably served, their knowledge and practices, and rights to be respected, and to ensure sustainability for the planet’s health and wellness.

Indigenous Health Solutions is pleased to announce its collaboration with the Planetary Health Alliance to integrate Planetary Health principles into our inclusive development work. By joining the Planetary Health Alliance, we seek to promote a contextual and holistic approach to health that sees humans within the planetary systems that sustain us, aligning our work in health, education, livelihoods, and conservation. This collaboration will enable us to work towards equity by addressing complex development challenges facing people living in remote, pristine forests through a systems approach. We are committed to contributing to the growing global movement for Planetary Health, and we look forward to sharing and learning from partners to improve Planetary Health-informed development practices.

The Unit of innovation in sustainable development, health and global justice through service-learning is commited to collaborate with the PHA in different areas linked to planetary health, providing data, diseminating the organization and developing projects.

Founded in 1887 and based in France, the Institut Pasteur is an international research and education institute that is committed to advancing science, medicine and public health. The Institut Pasteur is a private, non-profit foundation with recognized charitable status entrusted with four core missions of public interest – research, education, the health of populations and people, and innovation development and technology transfer.

Institute Bon Pasteur aims to improve public health by increasing resilience of our environment and socio-economic systems, strategically applying innovative eco-technological solutions and advancing education efforts. As a member of the Planetary Health Alliance, IBP engages local communities and pursues on-the-ground solutions to work towards a healthier population and environment.

The Institute for Advanced Studies (IAS) Universiti Malaya will be able to commit our effort to understanding and addressing global environmental change and its health impact, subject to availability of time and resources. In keeping with the function of IAS to offer multidisciplinary programmes and niche area programmes, it is the intent of IAS to support the dissemination of new research and development of educational materials on Planetary Health; through collaborating and committing resources not only to the alliance members, but also to other interested and qualified parties for academic and research purposes.

Located in Canada’s north, the Institute for Circumpolar Health Research (ICHR) is an independent research organization devoted to health research relevant to the circumpolar regions and their people.

Planetary health is decisively shaped by human behaviour. Policy action should therefore be based on insights on how behaviour can be changed on individual and system levels to improve planetary health. The Institute for Planetary Health Behaviour can contribute by adding a behavioural science perspective to the Planetary Health Alliance. This can help to base societal discourse and policy making on a thorough understanding of how people actually behave and which levers increase individual and collective readiness to act against climate change.

PLANETIIUM will work together with industrial sector like business or social enterprises to tackle the sustainable well-being issues. At the same time, integrated knowledge of researchers from IIUM like in molecular, health, social sciences, arts, humanities, politic and spirituality will merge in PLANETIIUM to solve more problems concerning sustaining global health and well-being. PLANETIIUM also will work hand-to-hand with government and other non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to propose new guidelines, rules and regulations based on the latest research findings. Community will benefit from PLANETIIUM research activities, consultation, or knowledge of change programs to ensure the preparedness and resilience towards sustainable well-being. Eventually PLANETIIUM would be the institute that will contribute to sustainable Planetary Health which balances between human, animal, and environment ecosystems. The concept of being nature centric and people centric will enrich talent development of postgraduates that recognizes values-based research and academic excellence. Therefore, the shared vision of PLANETIIUM is to enhance values-based talent development and providing sustainable solutions (by being nature-centric and people-centric) for community and industry to attain sustainable well-being.

The mission of the Institute of Public Health (IPH) of the United Arab Emirates University (UAEU) is to enhance the health and well-being of the population through excellence in public health education, research, community service, and evidence translation into better health policies and practices to prevent diseases, strengthen the health systems and promote the health of the UAE and the global population. Sustainability is one of the core principles of the UAEU and IPH is committed to contributing to an environmentally sustainable medical and public health practice based on principles of planetary health in collaboration with other members of the Planetary Health Alliance.

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Hereby, representing Instituto Arvores Vivas para Conservacao e Cultura Ambiental (Living Trees Institute) from Brazil, I state that we are willing to collaborate with the Planetary Health Allicance and the entire community bringing more hands, heart and mind into the necessary work to promote, disseminate and engage into awarness, public policy and research that reinforce the urgent need we are facing to a healthy planet for all. We have been working with principles and values of nature connectedness since 2006. Now we are a formal NGO that aims to bring a safe, healthy and sustainable living condition for future generations, listening to their voices and facilitating community leadership development into specific needs and conditions of vulnarable populations. We aim to collaborate strongly with PHA members locally, regionally and globally into projects already in development and news ones to come. Thank you so much for all the efforts each and all of you had put for this Alliance to exist connecting worldwide.

The Community Check-Up is a national organization focused on restructuring the climate crisis as a public health emergency through educational outreach and youth engagement. The Community Check-Up hopes to collaborate with the Planetary Health Alliance by encouraging youth we engage to join the Next Generation Network. In addition to this, the organization focuses on integration of planetary and environmental curricula in its community seminars, and it plans to collaborate with PHA by co-hosting workshops and events. The Community Check-Up will assist PHA in translating and adapting resources into various languages to be applied in different contexts.

The Institute for Research on Natural Resources, Agroecology, and Rural Development (IRNAD, UNRN-CONICET) is an academic research center in Argentine Patagonia dedicated to generating knowledge on natural resources, their conservation status, and their potential for sustainable use. Its work integrates ecological, productive, and social perspectives to understand the structure and dynamics of agroecosystems, as well as their responses to different management practices and the territorial processes associated with resource use.

Instituto Ideia Ambiental is dedicated to fostering Planetary Health at the local level by helping humanity recognize that our health is intrinsically dependent on our harmonious relationship with the natural environment. We acknowledge that while we often inhabit built environments, we must recognize the interconnectedness of our intrapersonal, interpersonal, and natural environments. Our mission is to promote the integration of these environments as a fundamental step towards overcoming the Anthropocene era, which is characterized by humanity’s disconnection from these vital spheres.

The Pardês Institute of Ecopsychology is committed to collaborate in the dissemination of PHA through its training activities and workshops focused on nature-based-experiential learning, especially in the areas of promoting mental health and helping to build a healthier, fairer and more supportive planet for all its inhabitants.

At Intake, our aim is to explicitly reflect the connections between agriculture, nutrition, and the environment in how we undertake our work and in the set of tools we develop to have the greatest sustained impact for both human and Planetary Health. We are committed to measuring and understanding people’s diets to protect biodiversity and ensure greater sustainability in food supply chains. To do so, we are developing a set of metrics and tools to advance the assessment, measurement, and reporting of the environmental impacts of diets in late 2023. We welcome you to join us on this journey.