Planet.Health: An Ecosystem Approach to Imagine and Coordinate for Planetary Health Futures

Challenges Pub Date : 2023-09-25 DOI:10.3390/challe14040039
Geordan Shannon, Alix Faddoul, Alexander Lai, Tony Lai, Jeremy Lauer, Srivatsan Rajagopalan, Rita Issa
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Planet.Health addresses imagination and coordination challenges for planetary health through innovative approaches to social organising. This report presents the findings from the inaugural Planet.Health event in 2022, including the Planet.Health unconference. An unconference is a participant-driven event format that provides flexibility for emergent ideas and connections. In this (un)conference report, we share the challenges, achievements, and lessons learned during the initial year of activities in the leadup to and following the Planet.Health unconference event. We also discuss how the intersection of web3 and planetary health—a major focus of the first year—provides an alternative lens for envisioning, innovating, and coordinating beyond conventional social and institutional frameworks. We explore the potential impact of web3 technologies and decentralised social, economic, and financial networks and highlight the implications of these approaches for addressing planetary crises and supporting a flourishing human–environment relationship. As a new contribution to the planetary health field, this work emphasises the importance of building decentralised systems to foster creative actions and inspire global engagement for planetary wellbeing. The report concludes with some practical insights on how we begin to build and sustain decentralised social networks, including a discussion of the benefits and limitations of these approaches.
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星球。《健康》通过创新的社会组织方法解决了地球健康方面的想象和协调挑战。本报告介绍了就职行星的调查结果。2022年的健康事件,包括地球。医疗设置。unconference是一种参与者驱动的活动形式,为突发的想法和联系提供了灵活性。在这份(联合国)会议报告中,我们分享了在“地球行动”之前和之后的头一年活动中所面临的挑战、取得的成就和吸取的教训。健康非会议事件。我们还讨论了web3与地球健康(第一年的主要焦点)的交集如何为超越传统社会和制度框架的设想、创新和协调提供了另一种视角。我们探讨了web3技术和分散的社会、经济和金融网络的潜在影响,并强调了这些方法对解决地球危机和支持繁荣的人与环境关系的影响。作为对地球健康领域的新贡献,这项工作强调了建立分散系统以促进创造性行动和激励全球参与地球福祉的重要性。报告总结了一些关于我们如何开始建立和维持分散的社交网络的实际见解,包括对这些方法的好处和局限性的讨论。
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