[Registration Closed] HGPI-Supported Symposium “Planetary Health Research, Public Symposium for Citizens – Climate Change, Biodiversity Loss, and Human Health and Society: Development of Interdisciplinary Research to Civic Collaboration Activities” (September 7, 2023)
date : 8/23/2023
Tags: Planetary Health
Health and Global Policy Institute (HGPI) is supporting the upcoming public symposium scheduled for September 7, 2023 (Thursday), titled “Planetary Health Research, Public Symposium for Citizens – Climate Change, Biodiversity Loss, and Human Health and Society: Development of Interdisciplinary Research to Civic Collaboration Activities.”
This symposium provides a valuable opportunity to hear about the progress of interdisciplinary research related to climate change and biodiversity loss from experts in climate change and the healthcare field. Participants will also have a valuable opportunity to learn about the future developments in cross-disciplinary research, including environmental studies in the context of planetary health, and gain insights into methods for advancing planetary health in the future through global initiatives and practical examples from local communities.
For more details about the public symposium and registration, please refer to this link (Japanese only).
Please note that the symposium will be conducted in Japanese.
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