Health and Climate Network
Advocating across sectors FOR urgent responses to the climate crisis which deliver health for alLRESOURCES
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Diverse, healthy diets for all: How a focus on healthy diets can transform food systems and climate action
The current global food system does not provide adequate access to healthy diets, but is instead threatening the health and lives of more than half of the world’s population. Levels of obesity, diet-related non-communicable disease (NCDs) and the consumption of unhealthy ultra-processed foods are growing, while levels of food insecurity and undernutrition persist.
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Climate and health implications of air pollution from agriculture
HCN Webinar Series 2023 Climate and health implications of air pollution from agriculture Date: 7th February 2023 Time 3.30pm – 4.45pm GMT (4.30pm – 5.45pm Europe; 10.30am-11.45am EST) Register: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OpWSwvMRRXWw-eb6PrvrQg...
The HCN community co-creates policy recommendations to influence global decision making on climate change and health. We hold events, workshops and seminars to build our community and advocate together for healthy climate action.
HCN’s objectives
The HCN aims to:
- Have the delivery of the Paris Climate Change Agreement viewed as the world’s most urgent action for global health.
- Raise the urgency of global climate action by showing that many climate solutions can save lives and promote health benefits for all.
- Encourage joint actions by decision makers and stakeholders working on global climate change, energy transition, transport and mobility, food systems and health care towards a common goal of a healthy, climate safe future.
- Have decision makers at COP27 to recognise health as a core negotiating theme and ensuring mitigation and adaptation outcomes maximise the co-benefits for health.
Blog
Health implications of loss and damage: experts explain why health must be integral to the climate change loss and damage responses
26th October 2022 In October 2022 HCN with think tank E3G hosted a webinar with four international experts on climate risk, loss and damage, disaster response and health. What it offered was a master class in the complex but urgent need for action and resourcing loss...
‘Without urgent, effective and equitable mitigation actions, climate change increasingly threatens the health and livelihoods of people around the globe’