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The Sustainability, Climate and Health Collaboration (SCHC) is established in late 2020 and hosted by School of Public Health, University of Sydney. The SCHC aims to enhance and promote collaborations in research and build capacity to address sustainability, climate and health.
The SCHC comprises senior, mid and early-career public health researchers of diverse backgrounds and areas of expertise related to sustainability, climate and health, adopting both quantitative and qualitative methodologies.
Examples of focused research areas (not limited to):
Members of the group have been and are working with various partners in the field, such as government departments, research institutes, industries, and professional organisations, in Australia and internationally.
Examples of existing partners:
Feel free to contact the Convenor and individual members for potential collaborations.
The group meets on the last Thursday of every month, 12-1pm Sydney Time. There will be presentations on various topics and discussions about funding opportunities, resources and support.
Please feel free to join if you are interested. Zoom link here.
The group also hosts an annual symposium to promote more collaborations in the field.
Information on the 4th annual forum will be coming soon.
The third annual forum was held on 7 September with over 80 participants from various sectors. We had eight presentations plus group discussions. The program is attached, and the event recordings can be accessed here:
The second annual public event was held on Thursday 8 September 2022, 9:30 am - 2:00 pm, AEST. Program of the event is here.
Capacity building for sustainable health care, 30 Nov 2023
The event is co-hosted by the SSPH Global Health team, the Sustainability, Climate and Health Collaboration and the University Medical Centre Utrecht.
There are international and Australian guest speakers (educator and student) to address why climate and planetary health need to be in all health professions' curricula and examples to inspire more integration of climate and health education in our programs.
Co-Chairs
Current members