Nature step to health 2022-2032: Interorganizational collaboration to prevent human disease, nature loss, and climate crisis

Riitta-Maija Hämäläinen , Jaana I. Halonen , Hanna Haveri , Marju Prass , Suvi M. Virtanen , Minna-Maija Salomaa , Päivi Sieppi , Tari Haahtela
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Existential risks of climate change and nature loss are proceeding and their impacts on human health are increasingly acknowledged. However, practical actions that broadly consider planetary health, that is, “the health of human civilization and the state of the natural systems on which it depends“, are scarce. Therefore, Nature Step to Health ‒ Lahti Regional Health and Environment Programme 2022-2032 was initiated in 2021 by three main actors: Wellbeing services county of Päijät-Häme, City of Lahti, and Lahti University Campus. In this case report we describe how the programme was built: its initiation, coordination, objectives, main stakeholders, and lessons learned during the early process. Sharing this case may encourage and help others to similar initiatives and projects and action for planetary health.

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自然走向健康2022-2032:组织间合作预防人类疾病、自然损失和气候危机
气候变化和自然丧失的生存风险正在加剧,它们对人类健康的影响日益得到承认。然而,广泛考虑到地球健康,即“人类文明的健康及其所依赖的自然系统的状况”的实际行动很少。因此,由三个主要行动者于2021年发起了《自然迈向健康——拉赫蒂地区健康与环境方案2022-2032》:Päijät-Häme福利服务县、拉赫蒂市和拉赫蒂大学校园。在本案例报告中,我们描述了该规划是如何建立的:它的启动、协调、目标、主要利益相关者以及在早期过程中吸取的教训。分享这一案例可以鼓励和帮助其他人采取类似的倡议、项目和行动促进地球健康。
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The journal of climate change and health
The journal of climate change and health Global and Planetary Change, Public Health and Health Policy
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