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planet:health has designed, incubated, and implemented multiple projects advancing planetary health.
we offer this in two ways:
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1/ we consult as a think–do tank, providing analytical, strategic, and creative support - from reports, to tech development, to events - across public health, governance, technology, and cultural sectors
2/ we provide reciprocal, voluntary and support-in-kind work for network member projects ​
our collective expertise spans public health, law, medicine, governance, technology, and the arts, enabling integrated approaches to complex issues.
previous collaborations include for the UN, NGOs and humanitarian organisations, academic institutions, research consortia, cultural platforms, governments, Indigenous group support, and web3 initiatives
examples from the portfolio
Unexia is a next-generation platform for global health finance. Our vision is a public goods economy for health, in which people autonomously coordinate to build the commons, and health impact is fairly rewarded
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NOURISH [Nurturing Outcomes and Understanding through Reciprocal learning and Indigenous Systems thinking for Health and climate action] is a research consortia working to facilitate community-informed insights and action on the impact of climate change on food systems and health through seven place-based participatory learning and action (PLA) cycles
The Climate Health Impact Lab (CHIL) is an interdisciplinary impact centre dedicated to the near-time analysis, attribution, and communication of the health impacts of climate change.
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CHIL fills an unaddressed gap between climate and environmental health science and systems action. It synthesises and translates cutting-edge research into usable, legally robust, and media-ready outputs to drive public health policy, support strategic litigation, and inform compelling public narratives.
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Whale Corridor -
Supporting Ohai Tonga with the vision for a whale corridor of protection
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in memorium of our dear elder brother Uili Lousi
his laugh, his kindness, his tears, his passion
& what he taught us, not least on caring for this dear world
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Collective Learning in Practice (CLiP) is an educational program organized by Kunstinstituut Melly. planet:health is delivering the "imagining health alternatives" program, including 1) theate of the oppressed; 2) artistic imaginal practice and 3) letters to the future
Green nation
Supporting the Arhuaco vision of the Green Nation in the Sierra Nevada of Colombia
more tbc
World Health Organisation - COP29 report
planet:heath co-authorship led the development and writing of the WHO COP29 report for climate change and health, consulting across 100s of global health partners, and presenting a radical re-alignment of climate action = health action.
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