ASRI, the Indonesian affiliate of Health In Harmony, is pleased to announce it has received more than $30,000 in funding through Ashden’s Thriving Forests program. This initiative, supported by the Nature Recovery Project, aims to protect or restore one million hectares of forest across Africa, Asia, and South America, creating a critical defense against climate change. Find out more now.

The Rockefeller Foundation has announced a major new $500,000 grant to Health In Harmony to catalyze private sector investments toward climate mitigation, adaptation, and resilience.

Read more about Health In Harmony's work and the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.

In the Xingu River Basin, in the Brazilian Amazon, SAMA–Health In Harmony is honored to have been collaborating with the Terra do Meio Network since 2020. A key strand of this work, borne out of Radical Listening sessions with Indigenous communities in the region, focuses on livelihoods and forest economies.

In honor of exchange and reciprocity, HIH's latest donors trip was a learning and sharing opportunity for supporters to better understand and witness how their contributions amplify the wisdom and solutions that already exist within community-led initiatives. Find out more at our blog.

Health In Harmony has launched ACT NOW for Healthy People and a Healthy Planet to drive donations to expand our work providing healthcare that protects people and rainforests globally.

Together, Health In Harmony’s new Co-CEOs will work on executing scale and global advocacy –  the main strategy of HIH’s mission.

Today, we published our 2023 Impact Report, highlighting the milestones and programs from across Brazil, Indonesia, and Madagascar, where climate and health solutions devised by Indigenous Peoples and local communities are making a tangible impact on the planet. Read report highlights now!

In an exciting strategic partnership launched with the Indonesian Ministry of Health (MoH) in 2023, HIH and ASRI will work alongside MoH to scale the HIH and ASRI model of investment in community-designed solutions across Indonesia. 

As we move forward into 2024, the Health In Harmony team is excited to officially announce our collaboration with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), also known as Doctors Without Borders, in Ikongo, Madagascar.

Rainforest Exchange is a coalition between Pawanka Fund, Woodwell Climate Research Center and Health In Harmony that emphasises the importance of investing in indigenous led solutions to the climate crisis.