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Faculty of Nursing — Universitas IndonesiaClimate Change,
Planetary Health &
Sustainable Care
Advancing climate-sensitive health research through interdisciplinary evidence, education, and institutional collaboration across Southeast Asia and beyond.
24 Publications
42 Field Partners
6 Country Network
Research Snapshot
12 provinces
Field sites and partner communities
Cross-sector
Nursing, policy, environment, systems
Applied impact
From evidence generation to practice and policy
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Expert Researchers
Collaborators and Partners
Global network of research partners and experts
Building a collaborative ecosystem across Southeast Asia and the Pacific to develop climate-health solutions through shared expertise and local knowledge.
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Research Portfolio
Ongoing & upcoming research in a cleaner project library
Completed2023 - 2024
Empowering Women in Mitigating Climate Change Impacts on Health
A collaborative research project funded by KONEKSI in 2023, conducted in partnership with Monash University and University of Melbourne. Aimed as a baseline data to evaluate women’s knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) to mitigating climate change-related health impacts. A mixed-method study across seven provinces in Indonesia.
Indonesia
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Completed2023 - 2024
PUTI Q1: Pemberdayaan Perempuan dalam Mitigasi Dampak Kesehatan Akibat Perubahan Iklim
Research funded by the Directorate of Funding and Research Ecosystem (DPER) Universitas Indonesia in 2023. This mixed-method study focused not only in women’s KAP, but also on their supporting systems and existing barriers, including the roles of stakeholders and also healthcare workers within their communities.
Indonesia
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Completed2024 - 2025
Exploration of Climate Change-Related Health Impact on Mother and Children in Indonesia
Focusing on vulnerable populations—particularly mothers and children—this qualitative study used participatory workshops to facilitate both bottom-up and top-down dialogue. The approach brought affected communities and key stakeholders together to develop practical solutions and policy recommendations for addressing climate change–related health impacts. Funded by Monash University and conducted in collaboration with partners from five countries.
Indonesia
Detail![UNICEF: Praktik Puskesmas yang Berketahanan Iklim dan Berkelanjutan di Indonesia [Climate-resilient and sustainable community health center practices in Indonesia]](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fccphase-api.arhandev.com%2Fstorage%2Fuploads%2FV04MMcUAodF6pp8qcKeeR3mf99AQNHDjvwKMoLhL.jpg&w=3840&q=75)
Completed2025
UNICEF: Praktik Puskesmas yang Berketahanan Iklim dan Berkelanjutan di Indonesia [Climate-resilient and sustainable community health center practices in Indonesia]
A consultative project aimed at exploring sustainable and climate-resilient practices across seven community health centers in Lombok. Using a qualitative approach, the study identified an urgent need to develop a climate–health practices curriculum for healthcare workers as frontline responders.
Indonesia
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Active2025 - 2027
Building Women’s Resilience to Climate Change through Health Promotion Intervention
A continuation of the KONEKSI-funded research, this study focused on developing and compiling adaptive, culturally sensitive health promotion education materials. Using a quasi-experimental design, the research was conducted in three provinces representing both rural and urban settings.
Indonesia
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Active2025 - 2027
She Leads DRR: Regional Women’s Leadership for Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction
Focusing on climate change–related disasters, this project aims to strengthen community-based disaster risk reduction by developing and delivering training modules for women in disaster-affected areas. The study is funded by the Toyota Foundation International Grant Program and conducted in partnership with University of Hyogo.
Indonesia
DetailEducation & Training
Capacity building in climate health research
CCPHASE connects research with teaching, supervision, and public knowledge exchange through graduate mentoring, practitioner courses, and accessible lectures.
Graduate programs
Master's and doctoral thesis supervision grounded in climate-sensitive health research.
Workshops & short courses
Applied learning for researchers, academics, and practitioners navigating climate-health evidence.
Public lectures & webinars
Open forums that bring policy, nursing, and planetary health conversations together.
Program Access
Explore learning pathways linked to current research
From field methods to resilient care systems, education activities extend research findings into practice and capacity development.
Our Partners
Institutional partners & collaborators
WHO SEAROMinistry of Health RIMonash UniversityPlanetary Health AllianceBRIN IndonesiaUniversitas IndonesiaGriffith UniversitySeoul National UniversityWHO SEAROMinistry of Health RIMonash UniversityPlanetary Health AllianceBRIN IndonesiaUniversitas IndonesiaGriffith UniversitySeoul National University
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