Call for applications: Indicator to Monitor the Mental Health Impacts of Climate Change-Related Hazards
Applications are now open for funding to develop a new indicator monitoring the mental health impacts of climate change.
Applications are now open for funding to develop a new indicator monitoring the mental health impacts of climate change.
Read Professor Tafadzwa Mabhaudhi's latest piece in The Conversation, exploring how Africa’s decades of managing climate volatility offer valuable lessons for the rest of the world.
As the Africa centre marks its first anniversary, we reflect on what has been achieved and what must come next.
The Lancet Countdown invites expressions of interest to co‑develop national policy priority documents based on the latest evidence on health and climate change.
Read about the introductory event for the Africa Regional Centre, hosted by Future Africa at the University of Pretoria.
Are you an expert in assessing the economic impacts of climate-related health outcomes? Join us to help shape a future global indicator on the economic costs of climate-sensitive health impacts.
Could you be our new Policy and Engagement Manager (Europe)?
Are you an expert on climate change and mental health? Get involved in scoping a future mental health and climate change global indicator!
Professor Tord E. Kjellström pioneered analyses of heat exposure and labour productivity that formed the scientific foundation of several Lancet Countdown indicators.
Could you one of the new Working Group Leads of the Lancet Countdown Africa regional centre?