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We are happy to share our Planetary Health Cluster Brochure!

With local partners, TULIP samples Philippine waters to track antimicrobial resistance and microplastics, turning field data into risk maps that guide targeted, community-led action.

Two intensive days at ISS and the Aniene River where scientists and citizens teamed up to monitor water quality, sample plastics and pathogens, and turn learning into local action.

Water connects ecosystems, communities and health—and this cross-disciplinary webinar brings together EU projects to map how pollution, climate and land use shape water quality and human wellbeing. Join our webinar to gain deeper insights and engage with experts driving sustainable water solutions.

Last week, the coordination board of the Planetary Health Cluster (PHC) met in Amsterdam for their annual meeting, hosted at Amsterdam UMC. The group gathered to review ongoing work, plan future activities, and continue shaping a shared understanding of what planetary health means for their network.

Climate change is already disrupting lives worldwide, making adaptation measures, such as resilient infrastructure, land restoration, and water safety planning, essential to protect both communities and ecosystems. The SPRINGS project contributes to this effort by addressing the impacts of climate change on waterborne diarrheal diseases, ensuring that health remains central to adaptation strategies.