We've looked at air pollution: “Ninety-nine percent of the world’s population is breathing unsafe air — no one is insulated from this risk.”

“Air pollution costs the global economy $8.1 trillion annually in health and productivity losses.”

And urban health:
Successful regeneration depends on patient, long-term capital working with the public sector - with returns created by designing for health and place from the very start.

We've had a session on nutrition and why health regulation matters for investors:
“Investors don’t need perfect alignment, they need shared metrics that point to the same North Star.”
"“Health isn’t a new issue for investors - it’s the missing link in the issues they already work on.”

"Consumer behaviour long term is going to drive investor behaviour."

“Investors who move early will be on the right side of regulation and consumer demand.”

"We need to get organised…we need more safe spaces to get ready for policy change like this event and … safe spaces for difficult conversations."

"Private sector’s role in the intersection of health and climate is way more than financial - innovation, tech, products and services, global supply chains that cross cross the Earth - the business case is massive."

Snapshots from the sessions:

"We need to define what we mean about health - good health is a happy and prosperous nation… it’s about looking for markers for preventing disease and ill health"

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Signatories include:

@fairfinanceint.bsky.social, @wwf.eu, @transportenvironment.org, Sustainable Finance Observatory, Urgewald, Action Aid Denmark and Frank Bold.