Climate change threatens to unravel the remarkable advances in global health over the past century. Extreme weather events such as heatwaves, wildfires, floods, and storms act as a threat multiplier increasing the risk of death, the rise and spread of non-communicable and infectious diseases, and health emergencies.

Following the historic outcomes at the United Nations (UN) Climate Change Conference in Dubai (COP28) and the 77th World Health Assembly, there is growing momentum from the climate and health communities to reimagine development strategies that promote health in a warming world.

This session will highlight community-driven solutions, cross-sector partnerships, and frontline champions advancing climate action for health. A keynote will precede two panel sessions.

Redefining Global Health in the Era of Climate Shocks

Translating Science for Frontline Action

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Redefining Global Health in the Era of Climate Shocks

Translating Science for Frontline Action

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Chair(s) / Moderator(s)

Naveen Rao

Speakers

Maria de Lourdes Aguiar Oliveira

Daniel Aristizábal

Alan Dangour

Sahil Hebbar

Henna Hundal

Farjana Jahan

Rachel James

Vanina Laurent-Ledru

Gabriel Leung

Alice Park

Peter Sands

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