New article by Sophie Gepp and other authors about the misuse of health to advance self-interests in climate change negotiations published in PLOS Global Public Health. Read more …Reflections from COP28: Resisting health washing in climate change negotiations
The Human Rights Centre of the University of Essex will host a hybrid conference, funded by the British Academy and the Wellcome Trust, on ‘The Realisation of Human Rights in Societies Beyond Growth’ from 30 April to 1 May 2024. Read more …Conference: The Realisation of Human Rights in Societies Beyond Growth
With the previous edition of our webinar series “Planetary Health Dialogues” on Tuesday, 19th March 2024, 4.00 – 5.00 pm CET we focused on chemical pollution for the second time and discussed recent legislative efforts of the EU to tackle the pollution crisis. The recording is available now (see below). Read more …Recording: Planetary Health Dialogue – The Health Risks of Pollution: Finding Solutions
Recording available – Our research associate Dorothea Baltruks spoke at this high-level conference that reflects on the research needs in the field of climate change and human health. Read more …Research Perspectives on the Health Impacts of Climate Change
Recording available – The seventh edition of our webinar series: On Thursday, 22nd February 2024, we focused on chemical pollution in Germany, Europe and worldwide. Read more …Recording: Planetary Health Dialogue – The Health Risks of Pollution: Assessing the Problem
New article about post-growth economics published in ‚Globalization and Health‘ by Remco van de Pas and other authors. Read more …Post-growth economics: a must for planetary health justice
CDoH affect health in many ways, as the example of nutrition policy shows, write Katharina Wabnitz and Remco van de Pas for the Rosa Luxemburg- Stiftung (RLS) Geneva. Read more …„It is time to act on the Commercials Determinants of Health“ – van de Pas and Wabnitz write about nutrition policy
This WHO policy brief was drafted by Maike Voss and Franziska Matthies-Wiesler with additional research support from Bea Albermann, Sophie Gepp, Maurice Remy, Nikolaus Metzger and Maike Bildhauer. Read more …Driving transformative action: from Ostrava to Budapest and beyond with National Portfolios of Actions on Environment and Health: policy brief
CPHP has joined EuroHealthNet, a not-for-profit partnership committed to promoting health equity and sustainable development across Europe. CPHP – as part of KLUG – has become a Research Associate Member and joined EuroHealthNet’s Research & Policy platforms as areas to engage in. Read more …CPHP joins EuroHealthNet
For the fourth edition of our Planetary Health Dialogues in early May 2023, we looked at how future health systems in the EU should look like to meet the needs of people and the planet in ‚post-growth‘ economies. For this we invited EuroHealthNet’s Director Caroline Costongs to discuss with Dr Remco van de Pas, Senior Researcher at CPHP, and our Director Maike Voss the barriers to transformation and what EU countries can and should learn from each other? Read more …Recording: The Need for Transformation to Post-Growth EU Health Systems
Recording: The Need for Transformation to Post-Growth EU Health Systems | https://cphp-berlin.de/en-recording-the-need-for-transformation-to-post-growth-eu-health-systems/ | 17. Mai 2023