The Pertinence of Interdisciplinary and Transdisciplinary Approaches For Urban Health Challenges
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GRF One Health Summit 2012, Davos: Presentation by Prof. Roderick Lawrence - Professor - Institute of Environmental Sciences - University of Geneva
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The Pertinence of Interdisciplinary and Transdisciplinary Approaches For Urban Health Challenges
- 1. The Pertinence of Interdisciplinary & Transdisciplinary Contributions for Urban Health Challenges Professor Roderick J. Lawrence University of Geneva Switzerland [email_address]
- 4. INTERDISCIPLINARITY: A Systemic Interpretation Living Conditions Behaviour Lifestyle HEALTH STATUS Environment, Micro & Macro Affordable Primary Health Care Socio-Economic Status Personal Characteristics Information Media Marketing Policy Agendas, National & Local Education, Employment Status
- 5. A SYSTEMIC CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
- 9. From Multidisciplinarity to Inter- & Transdisciplinarity
- 10. S PATIAL ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT DATABASES Database for each individual and household included in the housing and health survey SPSS Database of results of field work & survey SPSS Geo-referenced data and statistics of municipalities Geo-referenced data of population and housing stock Geo-referenced data of socio-health information Topographical maps Links
- 11. ADDED VALUE OF ONE HEALTH APPROACH Admits complexity and change. Recognizes the need for a broad systemic conceptual framework. Encourages interdisciplinary contributions. Seeks to relate research findings to policy definition & implementation. We recommend that: More attention is given to the social and economic factors that influence human health, animal and environmental health and the interrelations between them.
- 12. REFERENCES Lawrence, R. (2001). Human Ecology. In M. Tolba (ed.) Our Fragile World: Challenges and opportunities for sustainable development, Volume 1 . Oxford: EOLSS Publishers, pp.675-693. Lawrence, R. & C. Després (eds.) (2004). Futures of transdisciplinarity. Futures , 36, 4, (special issue). Lawrence, R. (2005). Building healthy cities: the World health organization perspective. In S. Galea & D. Vlahov (eds). Handbook of urban health: populations, methods and practice . Springer, New York, pp. 479-501. Lawrence, R. (2010). Beyond disciplinary confinement to transdisciplinarity. In V. Brown, J.Harris & J. Russell (eds.) Tackling wicked problems through the transdisciplinary imagination . London, Earthscan, 2010, pp.16-30.