Climate change: an opportunity for health promotion practitioners?

Chastonay, Philippe; Zybach, Ursula; Simos, Jean; Mattig, Thomas

doi:10.1007/s00038-015-0709-4

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“…Dabei sind die gesundheitlichen Auswirkungen der Klimakrise auf Milliarden von Menschen [29] sowie ihre Risiken migrieren zu müssen [55] hinreichend beschrieben. Neuere Arbeiten aus der Gesundheitsförderungsforschung versu-chen bereits eine Annäherung an das Thema der planetaren Gesundheit [20,49] und Forschungsausschreibungen des Bundesministeriums für Bildung und Forschung lassen erwarten, dass dieses Thema auch in Deutschland in Zukunft eine größere Rolle einnehmen wird [13].…”

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Gesundheitsförderung im Reallabor?

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Zusammenfassung Hintergrund Die partizipative Gesundheitsförderung verwendet verschiedene theoretische Konzepte, um Prozesse und Wirkungen von Projekten zu beschreiben. In der Praxis ergeben sich daraus jedoch Probleme bezüglich der Bekämpfung sozialer Ungleichheiten, der Skalierung von Pilotprojekten oder der Anschlussfähigkeit an aktuelle Gesundheitskonzepte. Zielstellung Dieser Beitrag stellt das Konzept des Reallabors als möglichen Lösungsansatz für aktuelle Probleme der partizipativen Gesundheitsförderung vor und untersucht seine praktische Anwendbarkeit am Beispiel eines bestehenden Projekts. Methode Der Beitrag beschreibt zunächst die aktuellen Probleme, die sich aus der Verwendung verbreiteter theoretischer Konzepte in der partizipativen Gesundheitsförderung ergeben. Anschließend führt er den Ansatz des Reallabors als mögliche Lösung ein. Anhand des Projekts PArC-AVE (Physical Activity-related Health Competence in Apprenticeship and Vocational Education) wird retrospektiv aufgezeigt, wie sich der Ansatz verwenden lässt, um die beschriebenen Problemlagen zu bearbeiten. Ergebnisse Das Reallabor ist ein transdisziplinärer Ansatz an der Schnittstelle zwischen Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft, der ein Umfeld für die flexible Erprobung innovativer Lösungsansätze unter sich verändernden Rahmenbedingungen bietet. In der partizipativen Gesundheitsförderung ist er bisher jedoch wenig verbreitet. Das Beispiel PArC-AVE zeigt, dass bestehende partizipative Projekte in Richtung von Reallaboren weiterentwickelt werden können. Mögliche Perspektiven sind (a) die gezieltere Einbindung verschiedener Akteur*innen in den Beteiligungsprozess, (b) variablere Ansätze zur Skalierung von Interventionen, (c) die flexiblere Nutzung verschiedener Partizipationsmethoden und (d) eine stärkere Berücksichtigung von Konzepten wie planetare Gesundheit. Schlussfolgerung Der Reallaboransatz hat das Potenzial, die Handlungsräume der partizipativen Gesundheitsförderung zu vergrößern. Allerdings kann nur die weitere Erprobung in der Praxis klären, wie effektiv sich Reallabore tatsächlich einsetzen lassen, um z. B. soziale Ungleichheiten oder die starke Kontextabhängigkeit partizipativer Projekte zu überwinden.

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“…If health promotion fails to tackle those domains, this will drive the climate crisis and consequently yield a variety of health issues. On the other hand, developing and promoting health resources in the mentioned domains could help to mitigate the health-damaging effects of climate change [35].…”

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From Health-in-All-Policies to Climate-in-All-Policies: Using the Synergies between Health Promotion and Climate Protection to Take Action

Stein,

Dorner

2024

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The climate crisis is developing into a life-changing event on a global level. Health promotion with the aim to increase the health status of individuals, independent of the present health status, has been developed on a scientific basis at least for the last eight decades. There are some basic principles which are prerequisites for both health promotion and climate protection. Those principles include (1) sustainability, (2) orientation on determinants, and (3) requirement of individual as well as community approaches. People are generally aiming to protect their lifestyle habits (e.g., traveling and consumer habits) and personal property (e.g., car and house) with easy solutions and as little effort as possible, and this can affect both health and climate. To reduce the emission of greenhouse gases and to protect our environment, changes towards a sustainable lifestyle have to be embedded into everybody’s mind. Examples for domains that need to be addressed in health promotion as well as in climate protection include (health and climate) literacy, physical activity and active mobility, and nutrition and dietary habits. If health promotion fails to tackle those domains, this will continue to drive the climate crisis. And climate change, in turn, will affect health. On the other hand, developing and promoting health resources in the domains mentioned could help to mitigate the health-damaging effects of climate change. Success in the joint efforts to promote health and protect the climate would improve the One Health approach, the health of people and the environment.

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“…If health promotion fails to tackle those domains, these will drive the climate crisis and consequently yield into a variety of health issues. On the other hand, developing and promoting health resources in the mentioned domains could again help to mitigate the health-damaging effects of climate change) [32].…”

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From Health-in-all-policies to Climate-in-all-policies: using the synergies between Health Promotion and Climate Protection to Take Action

Stein,

Dorner

2023

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The climate crisis is developing to a life-changing event on a global level. Health promotion with the aim to increase the health status of individuals, independent from the present health status has been developed on scientific basis at least for the last eight decades and follows. There are some basic principles, which are prerequisites for both, health promotion and climate protection. Those principles include (1) sustainability, (2) orientation on determinants, and (3) requirement of in-dividual as well as community approaches. People are generally aiming to protect their lifestyle habits (e.g. traveling, consumer habits) and personal properties (e.g. car, house) by easy solution with as little effort as possible, and this can affect both, health and climate. To reduce the emission of greenhouse gases and to protect our environment, changes towards a sustainable lifestyle have to be embed into everybody’s mind. Examples for domains, that need to be addressed in health promotion as well as in climate protection include education/ knowledge/ (health) literacy, physical activity, nutrition and dietary habits, mental health, and social capital. If health promo-tion fails to tackle those domains, this will continue to drive climate crisis. And climate change, in turn, will affect health. On the other hand, developing and promoting health resources in the domains mentioned could again help to mitigate the health-damaging effects of climate change.

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Climate change: an opportunity for health promotion practitioners?

Cited by 10 publications

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Gesundheitsförderung im Reallabor?

Gesundheitsförderung im Reallabor?

From Health-in-All-Policies to Climate-in-All-Policies: Using the Synergies between Health Promotion and Climate Protection to Take Action

From Health-in-all-policies to Climate-in-all-policies: using the synergies between Health Promotion and Climate Protection to Take Action

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