Family Health and Development Foundation (FAHEDEF) will want to collaborate and Partner with Planetary Health Alliance in carrying out its Planetary Health Activities, and by so doing will appreciate support in multiform from PHA like training of its staff, visiting our field work (Farms and providing advice and institutional support). We want to create clubs in schools and in the communities to better implement and promote Planetary Health.

Fispmed Onlus intends to expand its network by joining the PHA community. Our objectives concern sustainable development and the fight against poverty in the Mediterranean-Black Sea countries; these include projects aimed at improving the environment, not only in its physical meaning but also at social and economic level through the implementation of concrete actions, and through the Observatory as our tool, on the various territories that can help local communities to pursue the objectives of the 2030 Agenda.

Our institution trains Environmental Health Practitioners for the South Pacific Region and we aim to train future EH leaders who are passionate about our planet and promote the sustainability and livelihood of our environment. We will encourage our students to join the Next Generation network including those practitioners in the field. As the educator in Environmental Health, we will support planetary health education. We will also promote Clinicians for Planetary health and as affiliates to planetary health hope to establish a planetary health hub in our university.

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors are taken into account by organisations to measure their impact on the world and ensure that their operations are sustainable and responsible. It incorporates:

Environmental: How an organisation interacts with and impacts its surrounding environment with an emphasis on sustainability.
Social: The proactive management of social impacts of organisations both in communities and on employees.
Governance: Transparency and evidence of effective governance which underpins a well run charity.

The Food Campus Berlin is dedicated to advancing planetary health by promoting sustainable food practices, fostering regional resilience, and integrating innovative technologies. We collaborate with local and global partners to drive research and development in sustainable food systems, and actively participate in international dialogues to share our insights and innovations. Through our membership in the Planetary Health Alliance, we aim to enhance our impact by engaging in collaborative projects, accessing educational resources, and participating in advocacy efforts to influence sustainable food policies. Together, we strive to create a healthier planet through transformative food solutions.

The Food for Humanity Initiative is part of Columbia University’s Climate School and is focused on the links between food systems and climate change. We acknowledge that food systems are vulnerable to and instigators of climate variability and change; however, we also promote the concept that food systems are a solution to climate change. The initiative frames its work through multiple lenses that collectively determine the health and sustainability of food systems, including nutrition and health equity; economics and policy incentives for healthy food systems; interaction of food systems with climate, agriculture and land use; community engagement for healthy diets; and food systems under climate-related shocks, conflict, and migration.

We aim to create a better and healthier society through addressing health, education, social and economic challenges. By collaborating with the Planetary Health Alliance and networking with other organizations, it would be a great opportunity to learn and share resources to contribute to health and well-being of a human and the nature.

The Forest Therapy Hub (FTHub) recognize its interest in Planetary Health developing closer cooperation with the Alliance and its members. This is rooted in FTHub’s mission to Mobilize and lead the interdisciplinary field of health and well-being practices based on nature and scientific evidence, promoting an interaction between people and nature that supports the restoration of their health and well-being. Planetary Health is a the core of the FTHub’s Conceptual Framework, that considers it as one of the health states of human health (https://foresttherapyhub.com/fthub-method/)

At Forética we are firmly committed to the integration of social, environmental, ethical and good governance aspects into our strategy, management and development, environmental, ethical and good governance aspects in the strategy, management and development of our activity, while maintaining our activity, always maintaining coherence with our mission as an organization. Our values and commitments are articulated through partnerships with our stakeholders in order to raise awareness, disseminate and promote sustainability throughout our value chain. Collaborating with the Planetary Health community would be a further step in our commitment to the planet, to our goals and to our partners in order to move forward and generate a greater positive impact on both the environment and society.

Our mission is “to protect and restore the health and integrity of the Earth’s ecosystem and the human familiy” (Rio Declaration on Environment and Development 1992). We promote Planetary Health inside the Catholic Church, Ecumenism and World Religions with a focus on education, universities and implementation. We will build new bridges in the future between interfaith communities, world religions and the Planetary Health community based on the new Joint Appeal – One family in a common home (Vatican, 4 October 2021).

Friends of WHO Japan is very pleased to join in the Planetary Health Alliance. The purpose of this Corporation is to disseminate the spirit of the World Health Organization (WHO) Charter and to promote health and wellbeing of the people of Japan and the world. We would like to promote Planetary Health in the spirit of primary health care and global health.

The Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz) is a public health research institution that focuses on economic development, environmental change, and community health. Our studies aim to identify how economic development induces changes in social determinants and health outcomes and directly involve the local communities affected by industrial activities, climate change, and other environmental factors.

The Plenitud Foundation is a think and action center located in the Dominican Republic, with the vision of contributing to the construction of an equitable and sustainable world. We carry out applied research, training and dissemination of knowledge. Our main areas of work are the environment, climate change, mainly vulnerability and adaptation assessments, as well as global health, particularly health systems and financing – contributing to policy making in the country. We are launching a virtual platform for the management and dissemination of knowledge on Planetary Health, to help raise awareness on the subject and suggest ways of action for people and communities. We are members of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN), we are observers of the UNFCCC, we belong by law to the citizen oversight (VEICEA) for the implementation of the Law 94-20 of Environmental Education and Communication of the Dominican Republic and members of the National Board of Local Planning of the Ministry of Economy, Planning and Development (MEPYD). Climate resilience and sustainable health systems workgroup from Health System’s Global (HGS) and participated in several international conferences. We are also members of the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (AHPSR) and the Latin-American chapter of the initiative Systems Thinking Accelerator (SYSTAC) – among others. We are interested in participating and contributing to the initiatives of the Alliance for Planetary Health.

We are thrilled to become a membership of the PHA. We are commited to the Alliance’s mission, vision and values and we are keen on advancing planetary health by engaging our work, projects, community in PHA initiatives and other planetary health efforts. As a future
member of PHA, we recognize that we would like to participate in the growing community of planetary health.

The Gaples Institute is a physician-led educational nonprofit with the mission of advancing the role of nutrition and lifestyle in medicine. The Gaples Institute offers programs that educate health professionals and the public about food choices that enhance both personal and Planetary Health. We enthusiastically embrace the mission of PHA and look forward to sharing our work with the Planetary Health community. We also see tremendous opportunity to collaboratively develop best practices that will motivate clinicians and their patients to appreciate the critical connection between diet and global health.

Gazze Destek Organization (GDD) is a non-profit humanitarian and development organization aim to address the humanitarian and development needs of vulnerable groups and refugees around the world. We believe in working towards sustainable development and social justice, and our programs aim to provide essential services and support to those in need. We recognize the interconnectedness of human, and environmental health, and we strive to incorporate planetary health principles into all aspects of our work.

The George Institute for Global Health is a leading independent global medical research institute with a mission is to improve the health of millions of people worldwide, particularly those living in disadvantaged circumstances, by challenging the status quo and using innovative approaches to prevent and treat non-communicable diseases and injury.

Aligned with The George Institute’s commitment to improving the health of millions of people worldwide, a Planetary Health lens has increasingly become embedded in our research and advocacy. Our Planetary Health Working Group, conducts research, build collaborations and conduct advocacy activities that build momentum towards a more sustainable future. By joining the Planetary Health Alliance, we commit to working together, and leveraging our expertise and networks, to advance the Planetary Health agenda.

We consider Planetary Health intergenerationally and from the perspective of both high-income countries and low- and middle-income countries – as a global organisation, we strive to engage multiple disciplines and voices and collaborate across disciplines and national boundaries to better understand and act on planetary health issues as it is presented in our long-term Planetary Health Research Strategy.

The University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine is dedicated to advancing planetary health through comprehensive education, innovative research, and leadership. We are committed to integrating the principles of planetary health into our curriculum and clinical practice, ensuring that future healthcare professionals are equipped to address the impacts of environmental change. Through fostering a culture of sustainability and advocacy, we translate our knowledge into action, aiming to innovate for a healthier world.

The Dutch Green Health Alliance (Groene Zorg Alliantie) is a national network of bottom-up healthcare initiatives that strives for sustainable healthcare and Planetary Health. We connect organisations and individuals both within and outside of our network to inspire, raise awareness, and share ideas for a transition in healthcare delivery and society in line with Planetary Health. We organise online get-togethers, masterclasses, and an annual festival; and have advocacy-related activities, both formal (e.g. politics and healthcare organisations) and informal (e.g. keynotes, social media, and protests). We look forward to collaborate and share with other members of the PHA, especially those geared towards ‘Planetary Health in all policies’-initiatives.

The East-West Center incorporates Planetary Health into its research and training activities including YSEALI Academic Fellowship on Environmental Issues, EWC Innovation for Sustainable Development Fellowship, and EWC Ocean Corps for early career ocean researchers. We aspire to connect our 200+ staff and 65,000 alumni organized in 50 chapters across the Indo-Pacific and the Americas to opportunities of the Planetary Health Alliance with particular focus on the Next Generation Network.

We pledge to do work that supports the mission of the Planetary Health Alliance. Eco-Heart Alliance’s mission is to inspire biodiversity conservation through community outreach programs. EHA’s vision is foster stewardship of our natural world, contributing to a healthy ecosystem. The EHA intends to support its mission through activities that promote community-based collaboration. We want to make make a positive impact by providing online programs that educate communities while contributing to ecosystem health.