Evaluation · 2020 · 23 citations · 19 references
Social SciencesEnvironmental SciencesEnvironmental HealthEnvironmental Impact AssessmentSustainable DevelopmentEcosystem HealthEnvironmental SustainabilityHuman HealthSustainable Development GoalsDialogic InteractionHuman Systems IntegrationHuman-environment SystemsPlanetary CrisisScientific Knowledge ConstructionSustainable Development Goals Alignment
We are currently being challenged to urgently address the environmental crisis. Intervening in this complex ecology creates the need to adopt approaches that will reconcile natural and human systems, approaches for Planetary Health. In this article, we present a Planetary Health Framework as a conceptual dialogic approach for designing and evaluating interventions. Natural and human systems dimensions have been conceptualized in an integrated way, based on existing scientific knowledge. This framework is intended to be applied using a dialogic approach. We will also show, schematically, how the use of this approach can be overlaid on each of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. The overall aim of this article is to contribute to a transformation in our field, to expand our role from existing narrowly focused evaluation practices to taking into account in our work, how interventions do or do not make a contribution to building a better future for all.
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