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Catalysing Transformative Change in Planetary Health Education

About CATA-Earth

Catalysing Transformative Change in Planetary Health Education

The Planetary Health field seeks to understand the inextricable link between health and the environment. Embedding planetary health education in curricula is urgently needed to deliver new transdisciplinary, intersectoral solutions for communities facing complex planetary challenges. The “Catalysing Transformative Change in Planetary Health Education” (CATA-Earth) project brings together 6 Higher Education Institutions from The Netherlands, Spain, Bangladesh and Indonesia, collaborating with 4 local stakeholder organisations. The overall objective of CATA-Earth is to build capacity for designing and delivering innovative community-driven planetary health education in climate-vulnerable regions in Asia and to create a new generation of change makers with actionable planetary health knowledge and skills.

—WORK PACKAGES—

The CATA-Earth Project comprises six work packages.


Work Package 1

Community-Driven Transformational PH Education Framework & Toolkit

Lead Beneficiary:

1

Work Package 2

Community-driven Planetary Health Course
Development; Curriculum Implementation and Evaluation

Lead Beneficiary:

2

Work Package 3

Train the Trainers

Lead Beneficiary:

3

Work Package 4

Knowledge repository creation and management

Lead Beneficiary:

4

Work Package 5

Project & Quality Management

Lead Beneficiary:

5

Work Package 6

Communications & Dissemination

Lead Beneficiary:

6

Updates and Highlights

Keep updated with the progress of CATA-Earth project

The ePlanet Project

Explore ePlanet for more planetary health education resources!

CATA-Earth is proud to present the ‘European Platform for Planetary Health
Education’ (ePlanet) project. This Erasmus+ project, also coordinated by UMC Utrecht, provides educational resources on planetary health that can easily be integrated in several educational contexts or formats.

FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION

NSTU Organizes Focus Group Discussions to Uncover Coastal Community Challenges in Hatiya

Health CAMP

Community Medical Outreach in Coastal Hatiya: A Response to Emerging Health and Environmental Challenges

Revealing HEALTH INSIGHTS

NSTU’s CATA Earth Team Reveals Key Health Insights from Coastal Bangladesh

The CATA-Earth project Consortium

Coordinator

Beneficiaries

CATA-Earth Project – by the numbers

7

Number of Participants

From 4 countries (Bangladesh, Indonesia, Netherlands and Spain)

6

Work packages

Total 44 deliverables

36

Months

Duration of the project

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