Under the theme of Partnerships for People and Planet, Cohab3 will bring national and local governments, IGOs, NGOs, academia, businesses, indigenous peoples and local community projects together to discuss the interlinkages between the global health and biodiversity crises, and related aspects of climate change, food, water, livelihood security and humanitarian assistance.

Over four days in the west of Ireland, along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, participants will share research, policy perspectives, stories and outlooks on how these intersecting global priorities can be addressed in a spirit of partnership, placing planetary health at the heart of solutions for a more sustainable future.

The conference will form a key part of a five-year process of partnership development, knowledge exchange and capacity building, running from 2026 to 2030, which will provide scientific, technical and community-level support for actions in support of the global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Participant nomination portal open – click here. The call for abstracts and side event proposals available to download here.