Action C.3.1:
Mainstreaming climate change into health policies

We are analysing the impacts of climate change on the transmissible vectors of diseases such as the tiger mosquito, and the diseases they transmit. This knowledge is enabling us to develop tools and indicators to include future risks related to climate change in current prevention plans.

We are also developing tools for integrating climate change and health policies into municipal urban planning.

Estimated cost

628,312 €

Duration

2019-2025

Responsible body

Participants

Results

  • 31/03/2023   ·   1.203 Mb
    Protocols with recommendations for the control of vectors caused by climate change
  • 31/12/2025
    Protocols with recommendations for the control of vectors caused by climate change
  • 31/12/2025
    Publication of the monitoring and control of vector species with the definition of planned actions
  • 31/12/2025
    Practical Guide: Health, Climate and Sustainable Urban Development
  • 31/12/2025
    Practical guide: Integrating climate change and health in urban planning