Asean approaches to planetary health


Inked: (From left) Sunway University pro-vice-chancellor (research and sustainability) Prof Mahendhiran Nair, Prof Jemilah, Andre and Isabel Hoffmann.

Sunway University and Fondation Hoffmann are embarking on a transformative collaboration to address the pressing planetary health challenges facing South-East Asia.

The project, which aims to pioneer new solutions for the region’s interconnected environmental and public health crises, was marked by the signing of a CHF3.4mil (approximately RM17mil) grant agreement at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

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