Good practices: Co-producing integrated climate, environment and health services

Shumake-Guillemot, Joy; von Borries, Rosa; Campbell-Lendrum, Diarmid; Trtanj, Juli; Abrahams, Jonathan; Berry, Peter; Bhan, S. C.; Castillo, Juan; Clewlow, Yolanda; Edwards, Sally; Gikungu, David; Khomsi, Kenza; Liu, Qi Yong; Mahon, Roché; Matzarakis, Andreas; Ohira, Marcella; Omumbo, Judy; Kim, Kyu Rang; Ruuhela, Reija; Ryder, Ben; Sinclair, Craig; Thomson, Madeleine; Vogel, Coleen

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Good practices: Co-producing integrated climate, environment and health services

2023
By Shumake-Guillemot, Joy ; von Borries, Rosa ; Campbell-Lendrum, Diarmid ; ...

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PLOS Climate
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Shumake-Guillemot, Joy ; von Borries, Rosa ; Campbell-Lendrum, Diarmid ; Trtanj, Juli ; Abrahams, Jonathan ; Berry, Peter ; Bhan, S. C. ; Castillo, Juan ; Clewlow, Yolanda ; Edwards, Sally ; Gikungu, David ; Khomsi, Kenza ; Liu, Qi Yong ; Mahon, Roché ; Matzarakis, Andreas ; Ohira, Marcella ; Omumbo, Judy ; Kim, Kyu Rang ; Ruuhela, Reija ; Ryder, Ben ; Sinclair, Craig ; Thomson, Madeleine ; Vogel, Coleen
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The integration of climate and health sciences and services is vital to address growing health risks from climate extremes, variability, and change, as well as ecosystem changes. A 10-year strategy for advancing integrated climate and health science and services developed by a joint World Health Organization-World Meteorological Organization expert group provides the foundation for defining a set of good practices [1]. These underpinning principles can enhance the working relations between disciplines and sectors and the effectiveness of applied climate sciences.
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PLOS Climate, 2(11), e0000304
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2767-3200
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