Reframing the Concept of Well-being and One Health Leveraging Indigenous Knowledge
Balogun, Kehinde, Gupta, Himangana, Shen, Xiaomeng and Pastor-Ivars, Juan (2024). Reframing the Concept of Well-being and One Health Leveraging Indigenous Knowledge. T20 Policy Brief. T20 Brasil.
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Sub-type Policy brief Author Balogun, Kehinde
Gupta, Himangana
Shen, Xiaomeng
Pastor-Ivars, JuanTitle Reframing the Concept of Well-being and One Health Leveraging Indigenous Knowledge Series Title T20 Policy Brief Publication Date 2024-09 Place of Publication Brazil Publisher T20 Brasil Pages 14 Language eng Abstract This policy brief provides insight into nature-based Indigenous ontology, which is evolving into relational well-being within the field of well-being science. It transcends these intellectual disparities present in various disciplines dominated by psychology and economics. Specifically, the brief evaluates the interconnection of health, well-being, and sustainability through the lens of relational well-being, reconciling the discourse Beyond GDP. This perspective underscores the interconnectedness of physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being with both people and nature. It presents valuable perspectives on modernity’s challenges of mental, physiological, and environmental health stemming from disconnection between humans and nature. The brief offers recommendations to shift away from colonial mindsets through inner growth by (re)adopting a holistic well-being of living in harmony with nature. The publication is an output of T20 Brasil Task Force 6 on Strengthening Multilateralism and Global Governance. T20 Brasil is an engagement group of the Group of 20 (G20) that brings together think tanks and research centres from G20 members, guest countries and international organizations. It aims to help G20 leaders address pressing global challenges and seek a sustainable, inclusive and resilient society. UNBIS Thesaurus INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE
ENVIRONMENT
PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS
MENTAL HEALTHKeyword Nature-human relationships
Well-beingCopyright Holder T20 Brasil Copyright Year 2024 Copyright type All rights reserved -
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