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Fellowship funding to support early, mid and late career development

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Fellowship funding to support early, mid and late career development

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Dedicated call on PH supported by all councils within UKRI

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Training for PIs on PH. "Town" meetings...

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system focused interdisciplinary research with cross council funding 

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system focused interdisciplinary research with cross council funding 

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provide concrete exemplars of actionable planetary health

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organising more sandpit-exchange between researchers to allow development of calls - good illustration is recent AHRC 'where next' researchers based -setting agenda for future research 

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organising more sandpit-exchange between researchers to allow development of calls - good illustration is recent AHRC 'where next' researchers based -setting agenda for future research 

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long-term (5 yr or longer) multidisciplinary, team projects (cross-council by definition)

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long-term (5 yr or longer) multidisciplinary, team projects (cross-council by definition)

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-learn from HDR-UK initiative (it has strengths and weaknesses)

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Radically rethink proposal review process - it isn't working currently for interdisciplinary research

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Radically rethink proposal review process - it isn't working currently for interdisciplinary research

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training and research projects - I don't think infrastructure is the bottle neck...

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urbanisation seems to be a cross sectoral question - covering most topics we have discussed today - food systems, pollution, mental (and other organ) health, etc, etc

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urbanisation seems to be a cross sectoral question - covering most topics we have discussed today - food systems, pollution, mental (and other organ) health, etc, etc

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- interdisciplinary
- methods
- team science
- impact-focused
- co-production

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Specific requirements on applications to address the issues

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funding of cross-disciplinary PhDs - to generate researchers who can straddle silos.

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funding of cross-disciplinary PhDs - to generate researchers who can straddle silos.

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Wellcome Trust and Gates Foundation. Other countries in the "global south"

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Fund coverage of teaching for people experienced in their field and probably with some experience of cross/trans-disciplinary research but haven't the head space to really develop these deep coverage projects

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build on the international interdisciplinary cohorts of ECRs and other researchers 

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build on the international interdisciplinary cohorts of ECRs and other researchers 

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those funded from GCRF, EU, Wellcome, UKRI, NIHR, NIH etc

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It would be useful to have some focus on marine aspects, alongside terrestrial and marine, as previously from a PH perspective there has been a bias towards terrestrial thinking. We must break these silos

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It would be useful to have some focus on marine aspects, alongside terrestrial and marine, as previously from a PH perspective there has been a bias towards terrestrial thinking. We must break these silos

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NIH, NIHR, EU, Wellcome etc

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Framing any project with approach SYSTEMS but can approach with local applications
Interdisciplinary, trans-sector, involving communities

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A RQ could be developed around: is it possible to validate the PH concept and paradigm through practical application? 

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A RQ could be developed around: is it possible to validate the PH concept and paradigm through practical application? 

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supported pathways for interdisciplinary researchers at all levels

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supported pathways for interdisciplinary researchers at all levels

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Commitment to a long term programme to connect our current expertise, and build a new generation of researchers 

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Commitment to a long term programme to connect our current expertise, and build a new generation of researchers 

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Interdisciplinary research - but not just through PhD students. Training students is helpful but is not sufficient along. Mandatory training for academics participating in interdisciplinary research would be one way

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Interdisciplinary research - but not just through PhD students. Training students is helpful but is not sufficient along. Mandatory training for academics participating in interdisciplinary research would be one way

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NIHR, Wellcome, NIH, EU, other international  funders

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NIHR, Wellcome, NIH, EU, other international  funders

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?charities, NGOs, local government

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offer flexibility over how funding is used in international projects. EG, many LMICs do not have 'postdocs' as we recognise them and research is done by MSc and PhD students (who then go into lecturing). Yet usually we are prohibited from funding grad students in UKRI  projects.  Many other examples of the need for flexibility by UKRI in how funds are used in international projects!  

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offer flexibility over how funding is used in international projects. EG, many LMICs do not have 'postdocs' as we recognise them and research is done by MSc and PhD students (who then go into lecturing). Yet usually we are prohibited from funding grad students in UKRI  projects.  Many other examples of the need for flexibility by UKRI in how funds are used in international projects!  

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Does this need to be particularly specific question focused or rather could it be where there is clear work where sectors of the project fit better with different councils.

For example, a project looking at infection where fundamentals within host most be focused on MRC, domestic animal focused sectors link with BBRSC and animal health and then environmental components would normally be NERC and perhaps were succesful understanding of the system and the success of implementation of solutions require a social science component - usually aimed at ESRC - this clearly would be a cross-council project and would likley fall foul at review by an individual council. So this could be cross council funded but also requires review (an possible writing) in a different way - e.g split off the sections for review by invidiual discipline reviewers - with applications are triaged in this way but then considers as a whole by a mulitdisciplinary panel spending more time on each than usual

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International Centres for Doctoral Training 

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International Centres for Doctoral Training 

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Fund longer time proposals but allow, or even encourage, researchers to adapt and flex research during this time period. Interdisciplinary research is risky and academics could be better encouraged to take risks and manage these to push forward transformational research. UKRI funding structures are currently highly risk averse, and this can limit scientific advance

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Fund longer time proposals but allow, or even encourage, researchers to adapt and flex research during this time period. Interdisciplinary research is risky and academics could be better encouraged to take risks and manage these to push forward transformational research. UKRI funding structures are currently highly risk averse, and this can limit scientific advance

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Future Earth, ICSU other relevant global science networks

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Also - UKRI musn't lose sight of the importance of animal and plant health in planetary health - both in terms of their impact on humans, but also in their own rights

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Also - UKRI musn't lose sight of the importance of animal and plant health in planetary health - both in terms of their impact on humans, but also in their own rights

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research and training infrastructure non academic staff

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research and training infrastructure non academic staff

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in truly interdisciplinary research I have been impressed by contributions by non academic staff -- not just finances (although essential) but ethics, health and safety, communication, governance etc -- and how to bring these experts into Planetary Health umbrella as well as sharing their own expertise and training in UK and internationally

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the finance industry; for example, insurance, which has to pick up the bill for some of the issues we are talking about

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the finance industry; for example, insurance, which has to pick up the bill for some of the issues we are talking about

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I agree that more studies that attempt to qualitatively or (pref) quantitatively link environmental change to health would be very helpful; and perhaps not climate, as that is quite well understood [to a degree]

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I agree that more studies that attempt to qualitatively or (pref) quantitatively link environmental change to health would be very helpful; and perhaps not climate, as that is quite well understood [to a degree]

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Interesting tradeoffs between land choices around delivering net zero, climate risk management, air quality, food security, etc.

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Project that can demonstrate likely impacts on multiple areas - e.g. Andy Haines example that increasing orchards could help with food costs and security but would also impact health of the poor communities by making health food more available

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https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/why-care-about-ocean.html

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national oceanic and atmospheric administration

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The air we breathe: the ocean produces over half of the world's oxygen and absorbs 50 times more carbon dioxide than our atmosphere. Climate regulation: covering 70% of the Earth's surface, the ocean transports heat from the equator to the poles, regulating our climate and weather patterns. Transportation: 76% of all U.S.