Global Principles, Regional Action: Guiding Ecohealth Practice in Oceania
Patrick, Rebecca and Dietrich, Uta, (2016). Global Principles, Regional Action: Guiding Ecohealth Practice in Oceania. EcoHealth, 1-5
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Dietrich, UtaTitle Global Principles, Regional Action: Guiding Ecohealth Practice in Oceania Appearing in EcoHealth Check publisher's open access policy Publication Date 2016-09-20 Place of Publication New York Publisher Springer US Start page 1 End page 5 Language eng Abstract In Oceania, a region challenged by rapid urbanisation and climate change, integrative frameworks are required to enable effective actions on health and sustainability. The Ecohealth approach provides a framework for practice that acknowledges human health is intrinsically linked to ecosystem health. This research communication reports on a study involving interviews with twenty-seven leading health and sustainability thinkers from Oceania and across the globe. In examining their ideas for action, the report presents the study findings in relation to the guiding principles of Ecohealth: systems thinking, transdisciplinarity, participation, sustainability, equity and knowledge-to-action. Implications for Ecohealth practitioners working in Oceania are considered. UNBIS Thesaurus ECOSYSTEMS
Health
OCEANIAKeyword Oceania
ecohealth principles
human health
Ecosystem
HealthCopyright Holder International Association for Ecology and Health 2016 Copyright Year 2016 Copyright type All rights reserved ISSN 1612-9210 DOI 10.1007/s10393-016-1163-3 -
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