The climate-biodiversity-health nexus: a framework for integrated community sustainability planning in the Anthropocene

Integrated approaches to planning and policy are important for making progress toward sustainability. A variety of frameworks have been developed facilitating such policy, as the water-energy-food (WEF) nexus. However, WEF nexus has criticized a lack clarity in how apply framework, whereas goals-oriented framework potentially could be more easily applied operationalized. This paper proposes referred here climate-biodiversity-health (CBH) The details features CBH interactions among its domains, potential applications. consists three domains (i.e., climate action, biodiversity conservation, community health) six subdomains change mitigation, adaptation, habitat protection regeneration, wildlife health welfare, physical health, mental health). can practice develop checklists/toolkits guiding new development basis creating indicator systems. It also research identify gaps documents lens participatory modeling exercises. Continued experimentation with, improvement of, will reveal most useful applications, thereby opening opportunities communities effectively implement integrated sustainability plans policies.