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CONTENTS
COUNCIL
STAFF
.
V
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
.
VI
CONTENTS
.
IX
BOXES
.
XVII
TABLES
.
XIX
FIGURES
.
XX
ACRONYMS
AND
ABBREVIATIONS
.
XXII
SUMMARY
.
1
1
INTRODUCTION
.11
2
HEALTH-A
SYSTEMIC
VIEW
.
15
2.1
EVOLUTIONARY-BIOLOGICAL
AND
HISTORICAL
CONTEXT
.
16
2.1.1
INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION
AND
THE
ENLIGHTENMENT
.
17
2.1.2
MULTIPLE
MODERNITIES
AND
NEW
CHALLENGES
.
20
2.2
HUMAN
HEALTH:
SIGNIFICANT
IMPROVEMENTS,
SETBACKS
AND
NEW
THREATS
.
24
2.2.1
KEY
PROBLEMS
OF
HUMAN
HEALTH:
WHICH
DISEASES
CAUSE
THE
GREATEST
BURDENS
.
25
2.2.2
NON-COMMUNICABLE
DISEASES
ON
THE
INCREASE
.
25
2.2.2.1
BURDEN
OF
DISEASE,
DEATHS
AND
COSTS
CAUSED
BY
NON-COMMUNICABLE
DISEASES
.
26
2.2.2.2
RISK
FACTORS
FOR
NON-COMMUNICABLE
DISEASES
.
29
2.2.3
INFECTIOUS
DISEASES:
OLD
SUCCESSES
AND
NEW
CHALLENGES
.
30
2.2.3.1
COVID-19
PANDEMIC:
HARBINGER
OF
AN
AGE
OF
PANDEMICS?
.
30
2.2.3.2
MATERNAL
AND
CHILD
HEALTH:
EXISTING
INEQUALITIES
AND
POSITIVE
TRENDS
.
32
2.2.3.3
HIV/AIDS,
MALARIA
AND
TUBERCULOSIS:
SOCIO-ECONOMIC
DIFFERENCES
ARE
JEOPARDIZING
SUCCESSES
.
32
2.2.3.4
NEGLECTED
AND
POVERTY-ASSOCIATED
TROPICAL
DISEASES:
LACK
OF
ATTENTION
DESPITE
HIGH
PREVALENCE
.
33
2.2.3.5
RESISTANCE
TO
ANTIMICROBIAL
AGENTS:
A
SERIOUS
THREAT
TO
HEALTH
.
33
2.2.4
QUALITY
OF
LIFE
AS
A
NEW
INDICATOR
FOR
HEALTHY
SOCIETIES
.
33
2.2.5
SOCIAL,
CULTURAL,
ECONOMIC
AND
ECOLOGICAL
DETERMINANTS
OF
HUMAN
HEALTH
.
34
2.2.6
TRENDS
IN
DETERMINANTS
OF
HUMAN
HEALTH
.
36
2.2.7
SYNDEMIC
TIMES:
NUMEROUS
GLOBAL
HEALTH
CRISES
ARE
CONVERGING
.
38
2.3
GLOBAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGES
AND
THE
HEALTH
OF
HUMANS
AND
ECOSYSTEMS:
STATUS
QUO
AND
TRENDS
.
38
2.3.1
CLIMATE
CHANGE,
BIODIVERSITY
LOSS
AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
POLLUTION
AS
DRIVERS
OF
HEALTH
RISKS
FOR
ECOSYSTEMS
AND
HUMANS
.
YY
.
39
2.3.2
(EXTREME)
HEAT:
IT
IS
GETTING
TOO
HOT
FOR
PEOPLE,
ANIMALS
AND
PLANTS
.
43
2.3.3
DROUGHTS
.
48
2.3.4
STORMS:
CYCLONES
ARE
BECOMING
MORE
INTENSIVE
.
49
2.3.5
FLOODING
DUE
TO
EXTREME
PRECIPITATION
AND
SEA-LEVEL
RISE
.49
2.3.6
ENVIRONMENTAL
POLLUTION:
PLASTIC
IS
ONLY
ONE
OF
THE
PROBLEMS
.
50
CONTENTS
2.4
GLOBAL
GOVERNANCE
FOR
THE
PROTECTION
OF
THE
ENVIRONMENT
AND
HUMAN
HEALTH
.
51
2.4.1
EMERGENCE
OF
INTERNATIONAL
NEGOTIATING
SPACES
ON
ENVIRONMENTAL
AND
HEALTH
ISSUES
.
51
2.4.2
INTERFACES
OF
MULTILATERAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
AND
HEALTH
GOVERNANCE
.
53
2.4.3
ENVIRONMENTAL
AND
HEALTH
GOVERNANCE
IN
THE
GLOBAL
ACTOR
NETWORK
.
55
2.4.4
IMPLEMENTATION
DEFICITS
.
55
2.5
HEALTH
IN
TIMES
OF
MULTIPLE
CRISES:
FIVE
OBSERVATIONS
.56
3
THE
VISION
OF
"
HEALTHY
LIVING
ON
A
HEALTHY
PLANET"
.
59
3.1
FIVE
CORNERSTONES
FOR
THE
VISION
OF
'
HEALTHY
LIVING
ON
A
HEALTHY
PLANET
'
.
60
3.2
NORMATIVE
PRINCIPLES
.
61
3.2.1
THE
WBGU
'
S
NORMATIVE
COMPASS
.
61
3.2.2
NORMATIVE
ASPECTS
IN
POLICY
OBJECTIVES
.
67
3.3
EXISTING
INTEGRATIVE
CONCEPTS
FOR
THE
HEALTH
OF
HUMANS
AND
NATURE
.
68
3.3.1
URBAN
CHARACTERISTICS
.
69
3.3.2
CORE
ELEMENTS
OF
THE
MOST
IMPORTANT
CONCEPTS
.
69
3.3.2.1
ONE
HEALTH
.
69
3.3.2.2
PLANETARY
HEALTH
.
70
3.3.3
SIGNIFICANCE
FOR
THE
WBGU
'
S
VISION
.
72
3.4
FROM
VISION
TO
ACTION
.
72
4
SHAPING
AREAS
OF
LIFE:
WHAT
WE
EAT,
HOW
WE
MOVE,
WHERE
WE
LIVE
.
75
4.1
WAYS
TO
A
HEALTHY
DIET
-
FOR
EVERYONE
.
79
4.1.1
CURRENT
FOOD
SYSTEMS:
FROM
SCARCITY
TO
ABUNDANCE,
FROM
DIVERSITY
TO
IMBALANCE
.
79
4.1.1.1
MALNUTRITION:
TRENDS
AND
HEALTH
IMPACTS
.
79
4.1.1.2
FOOD
PRODUCTION
CAUSES
-
AND
IS
AFFECTED
BY
GLOBAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGES
.
83
4.1.1.3
FOOD
SECURITY,
FOOD
SOVEREIGNTY
AND
FOOD
SAFETY
.
87
4.1.2
VISION
OF
HEALTHY,
RESILIENT
AND
FUTURE-PROOF
FOOD
SYSTEMS
.
87
4.1.3
FOOD
SECURITY,
FOOD
SOVEREIGNTY
AND
FOOD
SAFETY
.
88
4.1.3.1 MAKE
HEALTHY,
NUTRIENT-RICH
AND
DIVERSE
FOODS
MORE
ATTRACTIVE
AND
BETTER
APPRECIATED
.
88
4.1.3.2
ADAPT
GUIDELINES
AND
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
HEALTHY
AND
SUSTAINABLE
NUTRITION
.
89
4.1.3.3
LIFELONG
EDUCATION
ON
HEALTHY
AND
SUSTAINABLE
NUTRITION
IN
THEORY
AND
PRACTICE
.
89
4.1.3.4
AWARENESS
INITIATIVES
AS
A
CONTRIBUTION
TO
HEALTH-PROMOTING
CONSUMER
BEHAVIOUR
.
91
4.1.3.5
CONTRIBUTION
OF
STATE
ACTORS
TO
HEALTHY,
EQUITABLE
AND
RESILIENT
FOOD
ENVIRONMENTS
.
91
4.1.3.6
PROMOTE
ECOLOGICAL
PRODUCTION
METHODS
AND
LOCAL
MARKETS
.
92
4.1.3.7
MAKE
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCTION
ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY
AND
RESILIENT
.
93
4.1.3.8
MAKE
FISHERIES
AND
AQUACULTURE
ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY
AND
RESILIENT
.
95
4.1.3.9
TAKE
MARKET
AND
POWER
CONCENTRATION
INTO
ACCOUNT
.
95
4.1.4
RESEARCH
RECOMMENDATIONS
.
96
4.1.4.1
INTENSIFY
RESEARCH
ON
THE
HEALTH
AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
EFFECTS
OF
SUSTAINABLE
NUTRITION
.
96
4.1.4.2
INTENSIFY
TRANSDISCIPLINARY
RESEARCH
ON
THE
EFFECTIVENESS
OF
MEASURES
AIMED
AT
CHANGING
DIETARY
HABITS
.
96
4.1.4.3
STUDY
FOOD
LABELLING
AND
ITS
EFFECTS
ON
CONSUMER
DECISION-MAKING
.
97
4.1.4.4
RESEARCH
ON
THE
CONCENTRATION
OF
POWER
AND
ITS
IMPACT
ON
THE
AVAILABILITY
OF
HEALTHY
FOOD
.
97
CONTENTS
4.1.4.5
RESEARCH
REFORM
OPTIONS
FOR
TAX
AND
SUBSIDY
SYSTEMS
.
97
4.1.4.6
RESEARCH
THE
UP-SCALING
OF
SUSTAINABLE
PRODUCTION
PRACTICES
IN
AGRICULTURE
.
97
4.1.4.7
INCREASE
RESILIENCE
RESEARCH
IN
AGRICULTURE
AND
FISHERIES
.
97
4.2
ACTIVITY-FRIENDLY
ENVIRONMENT,
ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY
ACTIVITY
.
99
4.2.1
THE
'
DOUBLE
MOBILITY
CRISIS
'
:
OUR
MOBILITY
BEHAVIOUR
DAMAGES
OUR
HEALTH
AND
THE
ENVIRONMENT
.
99
4.2.1.1
LACK
OF
EXERCISE
AND
PROLONGED
SITTING
ARE
ON
THE
RISE
WORLDWIDE
.
99
4.2.1.2
HEALTH
EFFECTSAND
COSTS
OF
PHYSICAL
INACTIVITY
AND
PROLONGED
SITTING
.
101
4.2.1.3
NEGATIVE
EFFECTS
OF
MOTOR
TRAFFIC
ON
THE
ENVIRONMENT,
THE
CLIMATE
AND
HEALTH
.
101
4.2.1.4
MOTORIZED
TRAFFIC
ENDANGERS
ACTIVE
MOBILITY
.
103
4.2.2
THREE
OBSERVATIONS
ON
PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY
AND
MOBILITY
.
103
4.2.2.1
HUMANS
ARE
MADE
TO
MOVE,
BUT
REPRESS
THIS
FACT
IN
THEIR
EVERYDAY
LIVES.
.
103
4.2.2.2
GENERAL
EXTERNAL
CONDITIONS
PLAY
A
KEY
ROLE
WHEN
IT
COMES
TO
PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY
AND
MOBILITY
BEHAVIOUR
.
106
4.2.2.3
GENERAL
EXTERNAL
CONDITIONS
PLAY
A
KEY
ROLE
WHEN
IT
COMES
TO
PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY
AND
MOBILITY
BEHAVIOUR
.
107
4.2.3
REINTEGRATION
OF
PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY
INTO
ALL
AREAS
OF
EVERYDAY
LIFE:
VISION
AND
STRATEGY
.
109
4.2.4
OVERARCHING
APPROACHES
FOR
AN
ACTIVITY-FRIENDLY
ENVIRONMENT
AND
ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY
ACTIVITY
.
111
4.2.4.1
CROSS-CUTTING
STRATEGY
FOR
ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY
PHYSICAL-ACTIVITY
PROMOTION
IN
ALL
SECTORS
AND
ACROSS
LEVELS
OF
GOVERNANCE
.
111
4.2.4.2
ACTIVITY-FRIENDLY
CONDITIONS
FOR
THE
MOBILITY
TRANSITION
.
114
4.2.4.3
CHILDREN
AS
A
DESIGN
FOCUS
AND
INDICATOR
FOR
GREEN,
SAFE
SPACES
FOR
PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY
AND
INFRASTRUCTURES
FOR
EVERYONE
.
119
4.2.5
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
.
119
4.2.5.1
REINTEGRATE
PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY
INTO
ALL
AREAS
OF
EVERYDAY
LIFE
AND
LINK
IT
TO
CLIMATE-CHANGE
MITIGATION
AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
.
119
4.2.5.2
FROM
TRANSPORT
POLICY
TO
MOBILITY
POLICY:
SYSTEMIC
STRATEGIES
FOR
A
REAL
MOBILITY
TRANSITION
.
121
4.2.5.3
USE
CHILDREN
'
S
AND
ADOLESCENTS
'
NEED
FOR
MOVEMENT
AND
AUTONOMY
AS
A
CREATIVE
GUIDELINE
IN
ALL
AREAS
OF
LIFE
.
123
4.2.6
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
.
124
4.2.6.1
PATTERNS
AND
DETERMINANTS
OF
PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY,
SEDENTARY
BEHAVIOUR
AND
MOBILITY
.
124
4.2.6.2
POLITICAL
PROCESSES
AND
INTEGRATED
STRUCTURES
OF
PHYSICAL-ACTIVITY
PROMOTION;
ASSESSMENTS
OF
INTERVENTIONS
.
124
4.2.6.3
SYSTEMIC
MOBILITY
RESEARCH
ON
HEALTH
EFFECTS
AND
NEW
SERVICES,
AS
WELL
AS
RESEARCH
ON
LINKAGES
WITH
POLITICS
AND
ECONOMICS
.
125
4.2.6.4
LOCAL
MOBILITY
CONCEPTS
AND
MEANS
OF
TRANSPORT;
VEHICLE
AND
TRANSPORT
TECHNOLOGY
.
125
4.3
HOUSING
IN
HEALTH-PROMOTING
AND
SUSTAINABLE
RESIDENTIAL
AREAS
.
129
4.3.1
FACTORS
WITH
A
DETRIMENTAL
IMPACT
ON
HEALTH
IN
THE
RESIDENTIAL
ENVIRONMENT
.
130
4.3.1.1
AIR
POLLUTION:
ONE
OF
THE
MOST
IMPORTANT
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH
RISKS
.
130
4.3.1.2
EFFECTSOF
NOISE
ON
HEALTH
.
131
4.3.1.3
HEALTH
RISKS
DUE
TO
CLIMATE
CHANGE
IN
URBAN
AGGLOMERATIONS
.
132
4.3.1.4
HEALTH
IMPACTS
OF
HOUSING
INSECURITY
.
134
4.3.2
BUILDINGS
AND
SETTLEMENT
INFRASTRUCTURES
THAT
ARE
HARMFUL
TO
THE
ENVIRONMENT
AND
HEALTH
.
135
4.3.2.1
CONCRETE
IN
BUILDINGS
AND
INFRASTRUCTURES
WITH
SIGNIFICANT
IMPACTS
ON
HEALTH
AND
THE
ENVIRONMENT
.
135
CONTENTS
4.3.2.2
HEALTH
RISKS
DUE
TO
INADEQUATE
WATER
SUPPLY
AND
WASTE-WATER
DISPOSAL
.
136
4.3.2.3
ENERGY
SUPPLY
AS
AN
URGENT
PREREQUISITE
FOR
HEALTH
.
137
4.3.2.4
HEALTH
RISKS
FROM
INADEQUATE
WASTE
MANAGEMENT
AND
WASTE
DISPOSAL
.
137
4.3.3
HEALTHY
AND
SUSTAINABLE
HOUSING:
CHARACTERISTICS
AND
PREREQUISITES
.
138
4.3.3.1
HEALTHY
HOUSING
.
138
4.3.3.2
URBAN
FORM
OF
CITIES
.
139
4.3.3.3
SETTLEMENT
AND
HOUSING
STRUCTURES
FOR
HEALTHY
LIVING:
THE
15-MINUTE
CITY,
CITIES
ON
A
HUMAN
SCALE
AND
AGE-FRIENDLY
CITY
.
139
4.3.3.4
GREEN
AND
BLUE
SPACES:
MULTIPLE
BENEFITS
FOR
THE
ENVIRONMENT
AND
HUMAN
HEALTH
.
140
4.3.3.5
PREREQUISITES
OF
URBAN
AND
SPATIAL
PLANNING
ORIENTED
TOWARDS
HEALTH
PROMOTION
AND
SUSTAINABILITY
.
142
4.3.4
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
.
143
4.3.4.1
PLANNING
AND
GOVERNANCE
.
144
4.3.4.2
INFRASTRUCTURE
AND
CONSTRUCTION
.
145
4.3.5
RESEARCH
RECOMMENDATIONS
.
148
4.3.5.1
PLANNING
AND
GOVERNANCE
.
149
4.3.5.2
INFRASTRUCTURE
AND
CONSTRUCTION
.
150
5
MANAGING
PLANETARY
RISKS:
CLIMATE
CHANGE,
BIODIVERSITY
LOSS,
POLLUTION
.
153
5.1
A
STABLE
CLIMATE
AND
HIGH
BIODIVERSITY
FOR
HEALTHY
ECOSYSTEMS
AND
HEALTHY
PEOPLE
.
153
5.1.1
AN
INTEGRATED
APPROACH
TO
CLIMATE-CHANGE
MITIGATION
AND
BIODIVERSITY
CONSERVATION
153
5.1.1.1
OVERARCHING
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
BOTH
CLIMATE-CHANGE
MITIGATION
AND
BIODIVERSITY
CONSERVATION
.
158
5.1.1.2
RESEARCH
RECOMMENDATIONS
.
159
5.1.2
FOCUSTOPICS
.
159
5.1.2.1
FOCUS
ON
FOSSIL
ENERGY
SOURCES:
STOP
EXPLORATION
AND
EXTRACTION
.
159
5.1.2.2
FOCUS
ON
ZOONOTIC
PANDEMICS:
PROMOTE
PREVENTION
.
162
5.1.2.3
FOCUS
ON
HABITAT
LOSS
AND
NEW
LIMITS
TO
HABITABILITY
.
166
5.2
POLLUTION:
DEALING
WITH
SUBSTANCES
THAT
ENDANGER
PEOPLE
AND
THE
ENVIRONMENT
.
174
5.2.1
POLLUTION
AS
A
HIGH-URGENCY
CHALLENGE
WITH
INSUFFICIENT
CONTROL
.
175
5.2.1.1
OVERVIEW
OF
TYPES
AND
EXTENT
OF
POLLUTION
.
175
5.2.1.2
INTERNATIONALLY
AGREED
GUIDING
PRINCIPLES
.
176
5.2.1.3
PIECEMEAL
GOVERNANCE
OF
POLLUTION
.
177
5.2.2
PFAS:
A
GROUP
OF
HAZARDOUS
SUBSTANCES
WHERE
ACTION
CAME
TOO
LATE
.
177
5.2.2.1
AREAS
OF
APPLICATION
AND
ROUTES
INTO
THE
ENVIRONMENT
AND
THE
HUMAN
BODY
.
177
5.2.2.2
EFFECTS
ON
THE
HEALTH
OF
HUMANS
AND
THE
ENVIRONMENT
.
179
5.2.2.3
STATUS
QUO:
PFAS
REGULATION
FULL
OF
DEFICITS
.
180
5.2.2.4
REFORM
DIMENSION
OF
THE
EU
'
S
REACH
REGULATION:
FROM
PHASING
OUT
INDIVIDUAL
SUBSTANCES
TO
GROUP
BANS
WITH
EXEMPTIONS
.
182
5.2.2.5
INTERIM
CONCLUSION:
FROM
NEGATIVE
LISTS
TO
COMMON
GUIDING
PRINCIPLESAND
GROUP-RELATED
PROHIBITIONS
.
182
5.2.3
PHARMACEUTICALS
AND
PHARMACEUTICAL
RESIDUES:
COMPREHENSIVE
MANAGEMENT
IN
CYCLES
IS
NOT
POSSIBLE
.
182
5.2.3.1
POLLUTION
FROM
PHARMACEUTICAL
RESIDUES:
A
GROWING
PROBLEM
WORLDWIDE.
184
5.2.3.2
EFFECTS
ON
HEALTH
AND
THE
ENVIRONMENT
.
184
5.2.3.3
GOVERNANCE
OF
PHARMACEUTICALS:
CHALLENGES
AND
DEFICITS
.
184
5.2.3.4
INTERIM
CONCLUSION:
DOCUMENTATION
AND
REGULATION
OF
THE
ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT
OF
PHARMACEUTICALS
IS
IN
ITS
INFANCY
.
185
5.2.4
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
.
186
5.2.4.1
ESTABLISH
ZERO
POLLUTION
AND
THE
CIRCULAR
ECONOMY
AS
GUIDING
PRINCIPLES
INTERNATIONALLY
.
186
CONTENTS
5.2.4.2
IMPLEMENT
PREVENTION
AND
PRECAUTION
AS
GUIDING
PRINCIPLES
FOR
ACTION.
.
187
5.2.4.3
EQUIP
NEW
CHEMICALS
GOVERNANCE
WITH
AN
INTERNATIONAL
REGISTRATION
REGIME
.
187
5.2.4.4
SET
UP
AN
INTERGOVERNMENTAL
SCIENCE-POLICY
PLATFORM
ON
POLLUTION
.
188
5.2.4.5
EXPAND
PHARMACEUTICAL
REGULATION
TO
INCLUDE
CONSIDERATION
OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
ASPECTS
.
188
5.2.5
RESEARCH
RECOMMENDATIONS
.
189
6
HARNESSING
THE
TRANSFORMATIVE
POTENTIAL
OF
HEALTH
SYSTEMS
.
191
6.1
DESCRIPTION
OF
HEALTH
SYSTEMS.
191
6.1.1
DEFINITION
AND
TASKS
OF
HEALTH
SYSTEMS
.
191
6.1.2
DEMANDS
ON
HEALTH
SYSTEMS
.
192
6.1.2.1
GOAL
OF
THE
WHO:
UNIVERSAL
HEALTH
COVERAGE
.
192
6.1.2.2
STRATEGY
OF
THE
WHO:
PRIMARY
HEALTH
CARE
.
193
6.2
HEALTH
SYSTEMS
IN
THE
CONTEXT
OF
GLOBAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGES
.
193
6.2.1
NEW
CHALLENGES
FOR
HEALTH
SYSTEMS
.
193
6.2.2
THREE
BARRIERS
IMPEDING
HEALTH
SYSTEMS
WORLDWIDE
IN
ADDRESSING
ENVIRONMENTAL
CHALLENGES
.
194
6.2.2.1
CURATIVE
FOCUS
OF
HEALTH
SERVICES
.
194
6.2.2.2
LACK
OF
PREPARATION
FOR
GLOBAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGES
.
195
6.2.2.3
LARGE
ECOLOGICAL
FOOTPRINT
OF
HEALTH
SYSTEMS
.
196
6.3
VISION
FOR
THE
FURTHER
DEVELOPMENT
OF
HEALTH
SYSTEMS
.
197
6.3.1
ACKNOWLEDGING
THE
IMPORTANCE
OF
HEALTHY
ECOSYSTEMS
.
197
6.3.2
ENVIRONMENTALLY
SENSITIVE
PREVENTION
AND
HEALTH
PROMOTION
.
197
6.3.3
SOLIDARITY
AND
INCLUSION
.
200
6.3.4
TRANSFORMATIONS
TOWARDS
SUSTAINABILITY
.
200
6.3.5
STRENGTHENING
ADAPTATION
AND
RESILIENCE
.
201
6.3.6
FROM
VISION
TO
IMPLEMENTATION
-
FROM
GUIDING
PRINCIPLES
TO
RECOMMENDATIONS
.
202
6.4
USE
HEALTH
PROMOTION
AND
DISEASE
PREVENTION
AS
TRANSFORMATIVE
LEVERS
.
202
6.4.1
MULTIPLE
BENEFITS
OF
ENVIRONMENTALLY
SENSITIVE
PREVENTION
AND
HEALTH
PROMOTION.
203
6.4.1.1
PROMOTING
HEALTHY
AND
SUSTAINABLE
LIFESTYLES
.
203
6.4.1.2
INITIATION
OF
MEASURES
FOR
STRUCTURAL
PREVENTION
.
205
6.4.1.3
REDUCING
VULNERABILITY
AND
STRENGTHENING
ADAPTATION
AND
RESILIENCE
IN
THE
POPULATION
.
206
6.4.1.4
REDUCING
THE
DEMAND
FOR
RESOURCE-INTENSIVE
TREATMENTS
.
206
6.4.2
STRATEGIES
FOR
GENERATING
MULTIPLE
BENEFITS
.
206
6.4.2.1
ADAPT
THE
PRIMARY
HEALTH
CARE
APPROACH
IN
A
TARGETED
WAY
.
206
6.4.2.2
ENABLE
HEALTH
PROFESSIONALS
TO
PROMOTE
HEALTHY
AND
SUSTAINABLE
LIFESTYLES
.
208
6.4.2.3
ADAPT
REMUNERATION
SYSTEMS
AND
EXPAND
COST-BENEFIT
ANALYSES
.
210
6.4.2.4
EXPAND
PUBLIC
HEALTH
DEPARTMENTS
AND
EQUIP
THEM
FOR
STRUCTURAL
PREVENTION
.
211
6.5
CREATE
SUSTAINABILITY
AND
RESILIENCE
-
INITIATE
TRANSFORMATIONS
.
211
6.5.1
BE
PREPARED
FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGES
AND
HEALTH
CRISES
.
211
6.5.1.1
RESILIENCE
OF
HEALTH
SYSTEMS
TO
ALL
ANTHROPOGENIC
ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGES
.211
6.5.1.2
FIELDS
OF
ACTION
IN
HEALTH
SYSTEMS
.
212
6.5.1.3
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
LOW-AND
MIDDLE-INCOME
COUNTRIES
.
213
6.5.2
REDUCE
OVERUSE
AND
IMPROVE
SUSTAINABILITY
.
213
6.5.2.1
AVOID
UNNECESSARY
MEDICAL
MEASURES
.
213
6.5.2.2
REDUCE
RESOURCE
CONSUMPTION
AND
EMISSIONS
.
215
6.5.2.3
USE
OPPORTUNITIES
TO
INITIATE
TRANSFORMATIONS
.
216
CONTENTS
6.6
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
AND
RESEARCH
.
217
6.6.1
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
.
217
6.6.1.1
ACKNOWLEDGE
THE
IMPORTANCE
OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGES
AND
HEALTHY
ECOSYSTEMS
.
217
6.6.1.2
PROMOTE
HEALTHY
AND
SUSTAINABLE
LIFESTYLES
AND
LIVING
CONDITIONS
.
217
6.6.1.3
STRENGTHEN
PUBLIC
HEALTH
DEPARTMENTS
AND
USE
THEIR
POTENTIAL
.219
6.6.1.4
IMPLEMENT
TARGETED
ADAPTATION
AND
RESILIENCE
STRATEGIES
.221
6.6.1.5
IMPROVE
SUSTAINABILITY
IN
HEALTH
SYSTEMS
.
222
6.6.2
RESEARCH
RECOMMENDATIONS
.
223
6.6.2.1
INTERACTIONS
BETWEEN
ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGES,
ECOSYSTEMS,
HEALTH
AND
HEALTH
SYSTEMS
.
223
6.6.2.2
PREREQUISITES
FOR
TRANSFORMATIONS
IN
HEALTH
SYSTEMS
.
223
6.6.2.3
EFFECTIVENESS
AND
MULTIPLE
BENEFITS
OF
ENVIRONMENTALLY
SENSITIVE
PREVENTION
AND
HEALTH
PROMOTION
.
224
6.6.2.4
MEASURES,
INSTRUMENTS
AND
DATA
FOR
STRENGTHENING
SUSTAINABILITY
AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
RESILIENCE
.
224
7
GLOBAL
URGENCY
GOVERNANCE
.
227
7.1
PRINCIPLES
OF
URGENCY
GOVERNANCE
FOR
'
HEALTHY
LIVING
ON
A
HEALTHY
PLANET
'
.
228
7.1.1
2030
AGENDA
AND
SDGS
AS
AN
ORIENTATION
FRAMEWORK
AND
MANDATE
FOR
ACTION
.229
7.1.1.1
IMPLEMENTATION
AND
FURTHER
DEVELOPMENT
OF
THE
2030
AGENDA
AS
A
UNIFYING
PROJECT
OF
INTERNATIONAL
POLITICS
.229
7.1.1.2
HEALTH
AND
ENVIRONMENT
AS
AN
INTEGRATIVE
FOCUS
.
233
7.1.2
GUIDING
PRINCIPLE
AND
INSTRUMENT
FOR
IMPLEMENTATION:
THE
HUMAN
RIGHT
TO
A
HEALTHY
ENVIRONMENT
234
7.1.2.1
NEED
FOR
LEGALLY
BINDING
RECOGNITION
.236
7.1.2.2
CONTENT
OF
THE
HUMAN
RIGHT
TO
A
HEALTHY
ENVIRONMENT
.
237
7.1.2.3
ENFORCEMENT
REQUIREMENTS
.238
7.1.2.4
CONCLUSIONS
.239
7.1.3
COOPERATIVE
ASSUMPTION
OF
RESPONSIBILITY
.
240
7.1.3.1
COOPERATIVE
ASSUMPTION
OF
RESPONSIBILITY
BETWEEN
COUNTRIES
.
240
7.1.3.2
COOPERATIVE
ASSUMPTION
OF
RESPONSIBILITY
ACROSS
POLICY
FIELDS
.
241
7.1.3.3
COOPERATIVE
ASSUMPTION
OF
RESPONSIBILITY
BY
NON-STATE
ACTORS
.
243
7.1.4
POLITICAL,
ECONOMIC
AND
INTELLECTUAL
LEADERSHIP
.
243
7.1.5
URGENCY
GOVERNANCE
AS
A
MANDATE
FOR
GERMANY
'
S
FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT
.
246
7.1.6
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
.
246
7.1.7
RESEARCH
RECOMMENDATIONS
.248
7.2
WHO:
INTERNATIONAL
COOPERATION
FOR
'
HEALTHY
LIVING
ON
A
HEALTHY
PLANET
'
.
249
7.2.1
INTEGRATE
THE
VISION
OF
'
HEALTHY
LIVING
ON
A
HEALTHY
PLANET
'
IN
THE
WHO
.
250
7.2.2
TAKE
ADVANTAGE
OF
THE
WINDOW
OF
OPPORTUNITY
OFFERED
BY
THE
PANDEMIC
TREATY
.
251
7.2.2.1
ELEMENTS
OF
INTERNATIONAL
COOPERATION
ON
PANDEMICS
.
252
7.2.2.2
DESIGN
OF
INSTITUTIONS
.
254
7.2.2.3
OUTLOOK
.
256
7.2.3
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
AND
RESEARCH
.
256
7.3
FROM
EXCLUSIVE
CLUBS
TO
INCLUSIVE
ALLIANCES:
G7,
G20
AND
MULTI-STAKEHOLDER
ALLIANCES
.
257
7.3.1
TRANSFORMATIVE
POTENTIAL
OF
CLUB
GOVERNANCE:
G7
AND
G20
.
257
7.3.2
LIMITS
OF
CLUB
GOVERNANCE:
G7
AND
G20
.
259
7.3.3
ADVANTAGES
OF
'
ALLIANCES
'
OVER
'
CLUBS
'
:
EXAMPLES
OF
HEALTH
AND
CLIMATE
ALLIANCES
.
259
7.3.4
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
.
261
CONTENTS
7.4
EUROPEAN
UNION:
MOVING
TOWARDS
AN
ENVIRONMENTAL
AND
HEALTH
UNION?
.
261
7.4.1
HEALTH-POLICY
COMPETENCES
AND
RELEVANT
EU
POLICY
AREAS.
262
7.4.2
NON-COMMUNICABLE
DISEASES
AS
A
FIELD
OF
ACTION
.
262
7.4.3
COMMUNICABLE
DISEASES
AND
CROSS-BORDER
HEALTH
RISKS:
THE
EUROPEAN
HEALTH
UNION
.
263
7.4.4
EU
'
S
EXTERNAL
AND
INTERNATIONAL
STIMULI
AND
INITIATIVES
.
264
7.4.5
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
.
267
7.4.6
RESEARCH
RECOMMENDATIONS
.
268
7.5
INTERNATIONAL
FUNDING:
OVERCOME
BARRIERS
.
268
7.5.1
DEBT
SWAPS:
REDUCE
DEBT
BURDENS,
STRENGTHEN
ENVIRONMENTAL
AND
HEALTH
PROTECTION
.
269
7.5.2
INTERNATIONAL
FINANCE
FACILITY
FOR
IMMUNISATION
AS
A
MODEL
FOR
CLIMATE
FINANCE
.
270
7.5.3
MOBILIZE
PRIVATE
CAPITAL:
IDENTIFY
INSTRUMENTS
.271
7.5.4
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
.271
7.5.5
RESEARCH
RECOMMENDATIONS
.
272
7.6
CORPORATE
RESPONSIBILITY:
FROM
VOLUNTARY
COMMITMENTS
TO
LEGAL
DUE-DILIGENCE
OBLIGATIONS
.
272
7.6.1
CORPORATE
SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY:
VOLUNTARY
COMMITMENT
AND
REPORTING
.
273
7.6.2
DEMAND
CORPORATE
RESPONSIBILITY
IN
THE
SUPPLY
CHAIN
THROUGH
AMBITIOUS
LEGAL
DUE-DILIGENCE
OBLIGATIONS
.
275
7.6.3
SUSTAINABLE
FINANCE:
LEVERS
FOR
CORPORATE
SUSTAINABILITY
.
278
7.6.4
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
.
279
7.6.5
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
.
280
8
EDUCATION
AND
SCIENCE
.
283
8.1
EDUCATION ACCORDING
TO
THE
GUIDING
PRINCIPLE
OF
'
HEALTHY
LIVING
ON
A
HEALTHY
PLANET'
.284
8.1.1
EDUCATION
FOR
SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT
THROUGH
LIFELONG
LEARNING:
THE
STATUS
QUO
.
285
8.1.2
HEALTH
PROFESSIONALS
AS
MULTIPLIERS:
CONCEPTS
AND
INITIATIVES
.
289
8.1.3
VISION:
FROM
EDUCATION
ON
'
HEALTHY
LIVING
ON
A
HEALTHY
PLANET
'
TO
COMPREHENSIVE
PLANETARY
HEALTH
LITERACY
.
292
8.1.4
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
AND
RESEARCH:
EDUCATIONAL
STRATEGY
IN
THE
SENSE
OF
THE
GUIDING
PRINCIPLE
OF
'
HEALTHY
LIVING
ON
A
HEALTHY
PLANET
'
.
292
8.1.4.1
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
FOR
A
NATIONWIDE
EDUCATION
STRATEGY
IN
THE
SENSE
OF
THE
GUIDING
PRINCIPLE
OF
'
HEALTHY
LIVING
ON
A
HEALTHY
PLANET
'
.
293
8.1.4.2
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
FOCUSING
ON
HEALTH
PROFESSIONALS
AS
MULTIPLIERS
FOR
THE
VISION
OF
'
HEALTHY
LIVING
ON
A
HEALTHY
PLANET
'
.
296
8.1.4.3
RESEARCH
RECOMMENDATIONS
.
296
8.2
SCIENCE
AND
SCIENCE
FUNDING
.
297
8.2.1
FINANCIAL
STRUCTURE:
GLOBALLY,
EUROPEAN
UNION
AND
GERMANY
.
298
8.2.2
SCIENTIFIC
PRACTICE:
DISCIPLINES
AND
TYPES
OF
SCIENCE
.
301
8.2.3
OUTPUT:
KNOWLEDGE
PRODUCTSAND
BASIS
FOR
ACTION
.
303
8.2.4
VISION:
PARTNERSHIP-BASED
SCIENCE
THAT
UNLEASHES
TRANSFORMATIVE
POTENTIAL
TO
ADDRESS
ENVIRONMENTAL
AND
HEALTH
RISKS
.
306
8.2.5
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
ACTION
.
306
8.2.6
SCIENCE
IN
THE
SPIRIT
OF
THE
GUIDING
PRINCIPLE
OF
'
HEALTHY
LIVING
ON
A
HEALTHY
PLANET
'.
309
CONTENTS
OVERVIEW
OF
THE
RECOMMENDATIONS
.
310
SHAPING
AREAS
OF
LIFE:
WHAT
WE
EAT,
HOW
WE
MOVE,
WHERE
WE
LIVE
.
310
MANAGING
PLANETARY
RISKS:
CLIMATE
CHANGE,
BIODIVERSITY
LOSS,
POLLUTION
.
321
HARNESSING
THE
TRANSFORMATIVE
POTENTIAL
OF
HEALTH
SYSTEMS
.
326
GLOBAL
URGENCY
GOVERNANCE
.329
EDUCATION
AND
SCIENCE
.
334
REFERENCES
.
339
GLOSSARY
.
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