2025: Program Book FiSAED: Environmental Health and Ecosystems

The Environmental Health and Ecosystems subtheme focuses on the interconnectedness between environmental quality, ecosystem integrity, and human well-being. It highlights the urgent need to protect and restore ecological systems as a foundation for sustaining public health, food security, and climate resilience. This subtheme encompasses five major focus areas: (1) Public and Environmental Health, which studies the effects of pollution, waste, and environmental degradation on human health; (2) Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity, which explores the ecological functions that support livelihoods, food production, and disease regulation; (3) Water and Air Quality Management, which develops technologies and policies to monitor and improve environmental quality; (4) One Health and Ecohealth Approaches, which integrate human, animal, and ecosystem health in addressing emerging environmental and zoonotic challenges; and (5) Sustainable Urban and Rural Environments, which promote healthy living spaces through green infrastructure, waste reduction, and community-based environmental stewardship. Closely aligned with:

This emphasises the necessity for collaborative, multidisciplinary approaches to mitigate environmental hazards and preserve the delicate equilibrium that supports health across species and ecosystems.

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