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Aire limpio, vidas saludables
The report "Aire limpio, vidas saludables" provides a policy roadmap for health systems, particularly in low- and middle-income countries, to integrate air pollution responses. It emphasizes the role of health ministries in leading intersectoral collaboration, utilizing health impact assessments, and strengthening infrastructure to mitigate the severe health and economic burdens of air pollution.
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Document type: Report
The health case for scaling quality adaptation finance and integrating agendas
This briefing from the Global Climate and Health Alliance argues for the scaling and integration of climate adaptation and health financing. It highlights a significant funding gap, the inefficiency of siloed governance, and the potential for cross-sectoral adaptation to protect public health and health systems.
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Document type: Briefing
gcche_ResilienceCourse_Ses7_8LOs
This document outlines the learning objectives for Sessions 7 and 8 of a course on Pan American Climate Resilient Health Systems. Session 7 focuses on reducing the carbon footprint of health systems, while Session 8 addresses the measurement, monitoring, and evaluation of climate resilience and sustainability in health systems.
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Document type: Guide
Mainstreaming Climate Adaptation Planning and Action into Health Systems in Fiji, Ghana, and Benin
This research paper examines how Fiji, Ghana, and Benin are integrating climate change adaptation into their health systems. It identifies key enablers such as political leadership and pilot projects, while noting barriers like limited funding and poor data access. The authors recommend immediate 'no-regrets' actions, including staff training and infrastructure improvements, and advocate for cross-sectoral collaboration between health officials and climate planners to build systemic resilience.
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Document type: Research paper