NRE GOV-Portal | Strategic Initiative

Operation Global Health & Wellbeing

An international stakeholder engagement initiative focused on health, wellbeing, social inclusion, evidence-informed policy discussion, public education, and constructive governmental dialogue.

Overview

Operation Global Health & Wellbeing is an international engagement initiative developed by NaturismRE and the NRE Health Institute.

The initiative seeks to facilitate dialogue with governments, policymakers, public institutions, regulators, researchers, and institutional stakeholders regarding health, wellbeing, social inclusion, public policy, community engagement, and non-sexual social nudity.

The initiative is intended to encourage evidence review, constructive discussion, stakeholder engagement, and consideration of emerging research and policy resources.

Background

Across many jurisdictions, issues relating to naturism, non-sexual social nudity, public wellbeing, social inclusion, and related policy matters continue to receive limited structured consideration.

Operation Global Health & Wellbeing was established to support informed discussion by providing governments and public institutions with access to research, briefing materials, policy resources, evidence summaries, and consultation documents.

Strategic Objectives

Promote informed discussion
Support evidence review
Encourage stakeholder engagement
Improve policy awareness
Advance public education
Support wellbeing initiatives
Facilitate constructive dialogue
Strengthen information accessibility

Areas of Focus

Health & Wellbeing
Social Inclusion
Mental Health
Body Image
Public Policy
Community Engagement
Safe Health Zones (SHZ)
Evidence-Based Education
Research & Data Collection
Governance & Standards
International Comparisons
Legal & Regulatory Review

Participating Jurisdictions

The current engagement group consists of 41 developed countries and jurisdictions selected for review, policy relevance, comparative value, and potential stakeholder engagement.

Andorra
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Canada
Chile
Croatia
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hong Kong
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Japan
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Macao
Malta
Monaco
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Poland
Portugal
San Marino
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
South Korea
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Taiwan
United Kingdom

Jurisdictions Not Included in the Current Engagement Group

United States: The United States is not included within the current jurisdiction group due to the decentralised nature of public decency, recreation, and related regulatory frameworks across individual states and municipalities. Any future engagement would likely require a separate state-by-state approach.

Israel: Israel was originally considered for inclusion within the broader jurisdiction review process. However, due to the ongoing security situation and associated governmental priorities, active engagement has not been pursued at this time. The jurisdiction may be reviewed for future participation should circumstances become more conducive to stakeholder engagement.

Intended Stakeholders

National Governments
Public Agencies
Regulatory Bodies
Local Authorities
Researchers
Academic Institutions
Public Health Stakeholders
Institutional Stakeholders

Resource Categories

Executive Briefings
Research Reports
Evidence Summaries
Policy Resources
Consultation Papers
International Comparisons
White Papers
Stakeholder Resources

Current Activities

Activities associated with Operation Global Health & Wellbeing may include stakeholder engagement, resource distribution, research dissemination, policy discussion, consultation activities, and the provision of supporting information materials.

Additional resources may be progressively added to this section as the initiative develops.

Important Notice

Operation Global Health & Wellbeing is an information, engagement, and stakeholder communication initiative.

Participation in discussions, receipt of materials, or access to resources should not be interpreted as endorsement, partnership, approval, or support by any government, public authority, regulator, or institution.

Materials provided through this initiative are intended to support informed discussion, evidence review, consultation, and policy consideration.