Translating Science into Policy

A Multisectoral Approach to  Adaptation & Mitigation of Adverse Effects of Vector-Borne Diseases, Environmental Pollution and Climate Change on Planetary Health.

Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Promoting cross-sectoral collaboration to address complex planetary health issues.

Community Engagement & Raising Awareness

Engaging stakeholders to raise awareness and promote action on environmental issues. 

Tools & Strategies

Developing innovative tools &  strategies for sustainable planetary health.

About

PLANET4HEALTH project

The Horizon Europe Health RIA project, named “Translating Science into Policy: A Multisectoral Approach to Adaptation and Mitigation of Adverse Effects of Vector-Borne Diseases, Environmental Pollution and Climate Change on Planetary Health” funded by the European Union.

Mission

Provide new knowledge and tools addressing environmental degradation’s impacts on human, animal & ecosystem health. PLANET4HEALTH aims to support policy making processes and raise citizens awareness about sustainable planetary health, climate & environmental policies, and adaptation and mitigation strategies to natural hazards.

Values

The values of the project include scientific integrity, multidisciplinarity, sustainability, collaboration, innovation, inclusivity, community engagement, all aimed at addressing complex planetary health challenges through interdisciplinary collaboration.

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Latest News & Updates

CRTA (Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability) co-coordinates PLANET4HEALT. It contributes to the project in performing and assisting in data collection, analysis and modelling of all the project's case studies, and participating in other project's
South Africa has launched its first national Climate and Health Surveillance platform, available at Climate Health Surveillance South Africa, a pioneering research and decision-support tool designed to strengthen the country’s ability to understand and respond
On April 23, the PLANET4HEALTH workshop at the HELT 2026 Symposium brought together experts and practitioners to unpack one of the most pressing challenges in planetary health research: data governance across human, animal, and environmental
APMVEAC is helping the PLANET4HEALTH project monitor canine leishmaniasis in Portugal. By combining ten years of dog epidemiological data with environmental factors like wind, soil humidity, and sandfly movement, a new digital tool will allow