The University of Eldoret’s School of Environmental Studies was founded in 1984 as the nation’s pioneer institution to address the rational management of natural resources and the environment for sustainable development in Kenya. Through our activities in research and training, we have realized how intertwined the environmental status is with human health and, in view of our mission to promote global partnership, networks and linkages are seen as a means to achieve our objectives. We would wish to establish collaboration with the planetary health community to promote human and environmental health and safeguard the planet from adverse anthropogenic impacts.

The University of Exeter is at the forefront of environment and climate change research to ensure substantive action based on evidence and science. The University has declared an environment and climate emergency to support those calling for urgent action and show commitment to leading the change required. will bring together our world leading experts on climate change and the environment to develop a specific set of actions and a programme of work that has substance and will make a difference based on evidence and science. Our mission, at the University of Exeter, is to make the exceptional happen by challenging traditional thinking and defying conventional boundaries. There is no greater challenge today than addressing the environment and climate emergency and we intend to play a full part in leading the changes required locally, nationally and globally.

he University of Ghana collaborates in the Planetary Health Alliance through the involvement of the Centre for Climate Change and Sustainability, the Institute for Environment and Sanitation Studies (IESS), the Centre for African Wetlands, and the School of Public Health. These centers and institutes advance research, education, training, and community-based experiential learning opportunities focused on various aspects of planetary health – including climate change, sustainability, biodiversity loss, wetlands conservation, food security, and neglected tropical diseases and other health impacts – and pursue national, regional, and global collaborations to facilitate planetary health, knowledge exchanges, research innovations, communications, policy, and on-the-ground action.

The University of Guyana intends to incorporate the Principles and Practice of Planetary Health within its Operational Agenda. The Optimum Health of our population is dependent on a number of factors including our constant interaction with all aspects our environment. The protection of our Ecosystem for current and future generations is critical and important for us a people to promote good health care practices for our people at all levels. Our goal to collaborate Regionally and Internationally though the Practice and Principles of Planetary Health as we attempt to make the world a safer place.

[We hope to use] the Planetary health Platform to engage our communities on steps to take in order to avert the deterioarating quality of environmental media that has been observed through our detailed studies.

The University of Lisbon (ULisboa) proudly joins the Planetary Health Alliance (PHA) as a committed member, leveraging our multidisciplinary expertise and rich academic heritage to advance the crucial nexus of human health and environmental sustainability. Through our collaborative research, education, and community engagement initiatives, we aim to address the interconnected challenges facing our planet, promoting awareness, dialogue, and actionable solutions. By aligning with the PHA’s mission and collaborating with its members, ULisboa seeks to drive positive change towards a healthier, more resilient future for all, where human well-being flourishes in harmony with the natural world.

The School of Nursing envisions a world where nurses lead collaborative efforts to attain optimal health for all people.

UNILA is committed to integrating Planetary Health principles into our academic programs, research initiatives, and community outreach efforts. We aim to foster interdisciplinary collaboration across Latin America to address pressing environmental and health challenges. Our extension project, ‘Promoting Planetary Health in the context of Integrated Environmental Primary Care and Primary Health Care,’ exemplifies our practical approach to Planetary Health. Through our partnership with the Planetary Health Alliance, we seek to exchange knowledge, participate in joint research projects, and contribute to the global dialogue on sustainable development and human well-being in harmony with our planet.

Institute of Science Tokyo aims to strengthen and promote research and other activities in planetary health science through collaboration with institutions around the world. The Institute also promotes the field by training leaders in the field of medicine and public health who are capable of formulating new initiatives in planetary health science as well as informing health professionals in Japan and overseas about reliable scientific evidence.

The Sense of Silence Foundation aims at providing environmentally responsible technical solutions to monitor biodiversity worldwide and help restoring damaged habitat. Created in the deep-ocean, this technology has expanded from the floated rainforest to extreme polar conditions, facing the challenge of giving back a balance to Nature through the analysis of its sounds. Sharing with the Planetary Health Alliance what probably represents the largest bioacoustics Big Data in the world contributes to create a scientific communication channel between human health experts and biodiversity conservation needs.

The Plantrician Project educates, equips and empowers today’s healthcare professionals with knowledge of the indisputable benefits of whole food plant-based eating for human and Planetary Health. Evidence demonstrates that plant-based nutrition is a leading opportunity for solving today’s greatest health and environmental challenges. Through education programs, materials and partnerships, we’ve grown a global community of healthcare professionals capable of supporting their patients’ shift toward plant-forward lifestyles, thereby exponentially impacting their communities and the future of healthcare. We have a network of resources and education opportunities to connect to the Planetary Health Alliance network members to help leaders gain knowledge and tools to better understand and promote plant-based nutrition for global health. We are a ready partner to collaborate, co-present, and connect speakers for educational events focused on the interconnected role of food, health and environmental health.

Our Bavarian school incorporates planetary health in all its departments, such as lessons in various subjects while collaborating across courses, providing a diverse network of mental health support structures, implementing sustainable options wherever possible and thereby educating young adults in a way that helps them and our planet to deal with Planetary Health issues.

The Time + Tide Foundation initiates social and environmental projects in protected Southern African ecosystems. As a member of the Planetary Health Alliance, we hope to contribute to international research and policy discussions on the ways in which biodiversity conservation affects the perceived and actual human health challenges of protected area residents.

Transition Earth aims to increase awareness of the effects of population growth and unsustainable resource use on people and the planet. Transition Earth contributes to the mission and work of the Planetary Health Alliance by effectively highlighting the connections between conservation, health, rights and development issues and showcasing successful initiatives in this arena through education, advocacy, and storytelling.

Tree Uganda Academy (TUA) is dedicated to environmental stewardship in Uganda through building the capacity of local communities and unleashing access to essential ecosystem services to better enable local communities’ participation in planetary problem solving. As a member of PHA, we commit to contribute to PHA’s research related to Planetary Health, Climate change and Community empowerment as well as advocacy for Climate Justice. Moreover we shall increase the PHA’s visibility through our awareness creation campaigns and sharing news letters across our networks and social media platforms.

Treescape Planet Organization, acknowledge the importance of incorporating planetary health into our work to address the interconnectedness of human and environmental health. Through our ongoing efforts to promote sustainable practices and protect biodiversity, we strive to mitigate the impact of human activities on the planet’s ecosystems. We aim to collaborate with the planetary health community by sharing our expertise and resources to support research, policy development, and public awareness initiatives that promote the health of both people and the planet.

We are a global coalition of world renown experts, fighting fake facts and combating false doubts to create a world free of preventable diseases, using the time-honored, evidence-based, fundamentals of lifestyle and medicine. Together, we work to chance policy, change minds, and improve lives.

The School of Veterinary Medicine serves the people of California by providing educational, research, clinical service, and public service programs of the highest quality to advance the health and care of animals, the health of the environment, and public health, and to contribute to the economy.

The UCLA Fielding School of Public Health (FSPH) aims to build health and equity through three core areas: education, discovery, and service. As a member of the Planetary Health Alliance, FSPH will encourage student and faculty engagement with educational, research, and networking opportunities in the field of planetary health.

UCSF’s Institute for Global Health Sciences (IGHS) is a pioneer and innovator in academic global heath, with a deep commitment to improving the health of marginalized communities. In the climate and health space, IGHS works with low- and middle-income countries to drive innovation in the health sector’s response to climate change to build greater resilience to and minimize the negative health impacts of climate change. IGHS has over two decades of experience in landscaping and assessing innovative financing strategies for a number of global health areas including HIV, malaria and TB, and supporting resource mobilization efforts for emerging health sector priorities.