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SUMMARY:World Health Summit: Taking Responsibility for Health in a Fragmenting World
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URL:https://resonate-horizon.eu/event/world-health-summit-taking-responsibility-for-health-in-a-fragmenting-world/
CATEGORIES:Policy
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SUMMARY:Global Spotligth Series - Singapore
DESCRIPTION:Nature’s Role in Urban Well-being: The Impact of Green Spaces in a Tropical City-State \nSession Date: 14.10.25\nSession Time: 17.00h SGT (Singapore) / 11.00h CET (Central European Time)\nFormat: Online\nSociodemographic Focus: General population living in densely populated tropical cities \nThis session examines how exposure to nature in densely populated tropical cities like Singapore impact residents’ health and well-being. Research suggests that regular engagement with urban nature can boost both physical and mental health\, foster social cohesion and improve quality of life; access to green spaces encourages more active lifestyles and deeper community connections. However\, rapid urbanization threatens to limit daily contact with nature\, leading to the “extinction of experience” – a gradual disconnect from the natural world. Addressing this requires systematic urban planning that integrates nature into the fabric of city life. This includes strategies such as integrating parks\, rooftop gardens\, and green corridors\, and to foster nature connectedness across diverse communities. By doing so\, tropical city-states can help residents maintain a meaningful relationship with nature while reaping the well-being benefits it provides. \nCo-organized by the National Parks Board and researchers from the National University of Singapore\, this event will showcase how nature-based interventions such as urban green spaces\, urban farming and therapeutic landscapes\, are implemented across Singapore. Presentations will share how they vary in design and impact\, and how they can be tailored to meet the specific needs of different communities. \nVISIT OUR EVENTPAGE FOR MORE INFO AND REGISTRATION
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SUMMARY:Global Spotligth Series – Brazil & Ecuador
DESCRIPTION:Nature-based Interventions in Latin America – From Research to Practice: Overcoming Barriers and Building Strengths. \nSession Date: 17.10.25\nSession Time: 09:00h (Cuenca\, Ecuador) / 11:00h (São Paulo\, Brazil) / 16:00h CET (Central European Time)\nFormat: Online\nSociodemographic Focus:\nBrazil: Adults (18+) from urban\, peri-urban and rural areas in Brazil.\nEcuador: Older adults living in urban areas who reported feeling lonely. \nHow can nature-based interventions support health and connection across diverse communities in Latin America? In regions facing social\, ecological\, and health inequalities\, innovative approaches are emerging to bridge people and nature in new ways. From digital platforms guiding mindful engagement with nature to social prescriptions that combat loneliness\, these interventions are helping redefine care beyond clinics. \nThis session explores how programs in Brazil and Ecuador are using nature to promote well-being\, connection\, and equity. We’ll hear about the challenges and opportunities of implementing and researching these models in the Global South\, and reflect on how different natural settings can shape both individual and ecological outcomes. \nCo-organised by Giulia Catissi de Lima (Einstein Israelite Hospital)\, Eliseth Ribeiro Leao (Einstein Israelite Hospital)\, Gabriela Elizabeth Garcia Velez (Universidad de Cuenca)\, and Roberta Maria Savieto (Universidad de Cuenca)\, this session explores nature-based interventions in Brazil and Ecuador that enhance well-being\, reduce loneliness\, and foster community health. \nVISIT OUR EVENTPAGE FOR MORE INFO AND REGISTRATION
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