Climate Change & Human Health – Environmental Health Training
Background
Environmental risks to health account for nearly one quarter of the global disease burden. Decision-makers must understand key environmental exposures, exposure–disease links, and effective interventions to create healthier environments.
Environmental health is a critical component of disease prevention. This course introduces participants to environmental health, covering climate change, air pollution, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), chemicals, and other environmental risks.
A specialized module focuses on climate change and human health, explaining how climate variability and climate change directly affect health and how mitigation and adaptation policies can generate health co-benefits.
Target Groups
Course Structure
Learning Objectives
Training Customization
This training can be customized to meet institutional needs and delivered at your preferred location.
Requirements
Training Fee
The fee covers tuition, training materials, two break refreshments, lunch, and study visits.
Accommodation
Accommodation can be arranged upon request.
