Partners

NESH is developing on-going partnerships with groups engaged in activities of mutual interest. Links to these are below.

ISG

The Institutional Support Group, is an international, non-profit, professional association, registered in the Netherlands. They are a community of development professionals sharing a common interest in learning approaches to development. Since the ecosystem approach used by NESH is a type of learning approach to sustainability, we have felt a natural affinity for much of what ISG does, and share resources on an as-needed basis.

ECCHO

The Ecosystems, Climate Change and Health Omnibus (ECCHO) Project links together collaborative research activities of the University of Guelph, Environment Canada, Health Canada and NESH. The primary focus of these activities is on clarifying the links between, and identifying adaptive approaches to, climate change and health.

SCN

The Sustainable Communities Network (SCN) is a network established by the (Australian) Commonwealth Department of Health and Aging to develop key interventions for decreasing health-related inequalities through supporting sustainable communities and sustainable development.

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The EcoHealth Network

The EcoHealth Network is an organization of collaborating consortia, institutions, regional contacts and individual members. EcoHealth, the international peer-reviewed journal, published quarterly by Springer is the official journal of the EcoHealth Network. The mission of the EcoHealth Network is to foster transdisciplinary research and practice at the interface of ecological and health sciences. The Network responds to the growing need for collaborative learning, exchange and problem-solving that spans ecology, health and sustainability.