date : 4/11/2024
Tags: Planetary Health
The paper “Exploring the Potential of Industry-Academia-Civil Collaboration for Sustainability in the Healthcare Sector” has been published in the Japanese Journal of Society for Environmental Economics and Policy Studies.
Focusing on the necessity and urgency of ensuring sustainability in the healthcare sector in the face of climate change, this paper proposes collaboration among Japan’s industry, academia, and civil society. It suggests effective advocacy methods to foster such collaboration. This study is based on the efforts of the Planetary Health Project of Health and Global Policy Institute (HGPI). Program Specialist Kenta Minantani, Vice President Joji Sugawara, and Adjunct Fellow Akira Shimabukuro from the organization have contributed as the main authors.
Key Points
This paper aims to deepen the understanding of specific actions towards ensuring the sustainability of the healthcare sector through collaboration between industry, academia, and civil society. Although this discussion is just beginning in Japan, it is intended to aid in moving forward together as a unified front.
The paper can be found here (in Japanese).
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