The 2026 Europe Cities Report of the Lancet Countdown tracks how climate change is affecting health across the region's cities. It reviews progress on adaptation and mitigation, examines economic and financial dimensions and assesses public and political engagement with climate and health.
Explore how climate‑health indicators are being used and developed to better understand, anticipate and respond to heat‑related health risks in a changing climate.
Watch the launch of the Lancet Countdown Africa Regional Centre, hosted by the University of Pretoria, through Future Africa on 16 March 2026 at the Future Africa Campus in Pretoria, South Africa.
Information session for applicants to co-develop policy priority documents translating the latest health–climate evidence into targeted, national-level recommendations with the Lancet Countdown.
Speakers Jan Semenza and Rachel Lowe will examine how indicators are being used to understand and respond to infectious disease risks in a changing climate. Held in collaboration with IDAlert and UCL Grand Challenges.
The 2026 Europe Report of the Lancet Countdown tracks how climate change is affecting health across the region. It reviews progress on adaptation and mitigation, examines economic and financial dimensions and assesses public and political engagement with climate and health.
Hosted by the Australian Nursing & Midwifery Federation and Lancet Countdown Oceania, this webinar discusses Australia's 2025 climate and health priorities.
Watch the global launch event for the 2025 Report, featuring a presentation on the key findings as well as high-level keynote speeches and a panel discussion featuring representatives from WHO, Africa CDC, ClientEarth, and Brazil's Ministry of Health.
The Lancet Countdown Europe hosted a deep dive on scientific engagement with climate change and health, bringing together expert researchers and implementing organisations to discuss how scientific evidence on climate change and health can effectively inform policy-making across Europe.
To mark the launch of the 2024 MJA-Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change, Melbourne Climate Futures and the University of Melbourne were pleased to host a panel of experts who discussed its findings and analysed the implications for the year ahead.
