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This side event explores how the convergence of digital innovation, One Health, and Integral Ecology can advance the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Recognizing the interdependence between human, animal, and environmental health, the session highlights the importance of data-driven approaches to support early detection, prevention, and coordinated responses to global challenges such as pandemics, biodiversity loss, and climate change.Through case studies and digital platforms, participants will discover how interoperable data ecosystems—combining health informatics, environmental monitoring, and community-based citizen science—can enhance local resilience and global cooperation. The event draws on the One Digital Health framework and the ecological ethics of Laudato Si’ to promote a more integrated and equitable model of planetary health governance.
Panelists will discuss methodologies for harmonizing health and environmental data, the role of AI in biosurveillance, and digital inclusion strategies that ensure all communities benefit from technological progress. The session aims to inspire policies and partnerships that align digital transformation with ecological stewardship and human well-being, fostering a culture of care and sustainability across sectors and borders.
This side event explores how the convergence of digital innovation, One Health, and Integral Ecology can advance the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Recognizing the interdependence between human, animal, and environmental health, the session highlights the importance of data-driven approaches to support early detection, prevention, and coordinated responses to global challenges such as pandemics, biodiversity loss, and climate change.Through case studies and digital platforms, participants will discover how interoperable data ecosystems—combining health informatics, environmental monitoring, and community-based citizen science—can enhance local resilience and global cooperation. The event draws on the One Digital Health framework and the ecological ethics of Laudato Si’ to promote a more integrated and equitable model of planetary health governance.
Panelists will discuss methodologies for harmonizing health and environmental data, the role of AI in biosurveillance, and digital inclusion strategies that ensure all communities benefit from technological progress. The session aims to inspire policies and partnerships that align digital transformation with ecological stewardship and human well-being, fostering a culture of care and sustainability across sectors and borders.
