In the past, farmers in the Manombo region of Madagascar depended on zebu manure to add nutrients and organic matter to their soil. But with zebu banditry on the rise, many farming communities no longer keep cattle, and their soil has been suffering. That’s why communities designed a soil improvement program through Radical Listening.

As global heating worsens, 2024 is an increasingly critical year for implementing climate solutions. The time has never been more urgent to invest in proven, people-led solutions to the climate crisis.

Today at COP28, we are highlighting members of our youth delegation! Meet them in this post.

Today at COP28, WHO-IUCN introduced their Flagship Report on Nature-based Solutions (NbS) and Human Health, presenting key messages for policymakers on integrating health and NbS. 

Today is Finance, Trade, Equality and Accountability Day at COP28! At Health In Harmony our aim is to reverse tropical rainforest deforestation to halt the climate and ecological crises, we believe that the best way to do this is to listen to rainforest communities and invest precisely in their solutions (healthcare, livelihoods, and education).

Today at the Climate-Health Solutions Showcase at COP28, our CEO for Business and Scale, Ashley Emerson, showcased Health in Harmony's Radical Listening approach.

Today, Health in Harmony was part of the 'Proven Climate Solutions: Following IP&LC Leadership for Intersectional Climate Action' panel at COP28. Watch the recording now!

Joining this year’s COP28 in Dubai, Health In Harmony will build on our presence and advocacy at previous COP events, working to ensure Indigenous rainforest communities are at the center of climate and climate finance conversations.

Spotlighting approaches of listening and reciprocity as well as their proven results, HIH and accompanying delegates will participate in and lead a number of panel events and roundtables.