Description

This brief looks at the need to integrate health into climate policy – in terms of adaptation and resilience of health systems, but also co-benefit solutions which are crucial for human and planetary health.

It was developed by members of health civil society including representatives from the Climate and Health Alliance (Australia), McGill University, the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, the NCD Alliance, Queensland University of Technology,  the World Medical Association, the World Organization of Family Doctors and others, coordinated by the Global Climate and Health Alliance, www.climateandhealthalliance.org.