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Catalysing Transformative Change in Planetary Health Education

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Catalysing Transformative Change in Planetary Health Education

Bidang Kesehatan Planet berupaya memahami hubungan yang tidak dapat dipisahkan antara kesehatan dan lingkungan. Memasukkan pendidikan kesehatan planet ke dalam kurikulum sangat diperlukan untuk memberikan solusi transdisipliner dan lintas sektoral baru bagi masyarakat yang menghadapi tantangan planet yang kompleks. Proyek “Catalysing Transformative Change in Planetary Health Education” (CATA-Earth) menyatukan 6 Institusi Pendidikan Tinggi dari Belanda, Spanyol, Bangladesh dan Indonesia, berkolaborasi dengan 4 organisasi pemangku kepentingan lokal. Tujuan keseluruhan dari CATA-Earth adalah untuk membangun kapasitas dalam merancang dan memberikan pendidikan kesehatan planet berbasis komunitas yang inovatif di wilayah-wilayah yang rentan terhadap iklim di Asia dan untuk menciptakan generasi baru pembuat perubahan dengan pengetahuan dan keterampilan kesehatan planet yang dapat ditindaklanjuti.

—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.

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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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