More than 300 government ministers, health experts and practitioners, and other participants came together at the Second Global Conference on Health and Climate, hosted by the WHO and the Government of France, to propose key actions for the implementation of the Paris Agreement to reduce health risks linked to climate change. These actions include switching to cleaner energy sources, advancing low-carbon health care, and increasing the resilience of health systems and health determinants to climate risks.
Highlights from the Conference:
- Conference Conclusions
- Action Agenda
- Conference Programme
- HCWH at the WHO second Global Conference on Health & Climate — blog post by Ana-Christina Gaeta, Climate & Resources Policy Officer, Health Care Without Harm – Europe
- BreatheLife, a global campaign to improve air quality, launched at the conference. View the campaign video.