The Lancet Countdown is inviting policymakers, practitioners, researchers, communicators, journalists, civil society organisations, private sector leaders, and other stakeholders to take part in our Impact Survey.

For almost a decade, The Lancet Countdown has tracked the links between climate change and health, providing independent evidence to support stronger and more effective responses to the climate crisis. As we look ahead, we want to better understand how our work is being used and where it is making a difference.

The survey will help us understand:

• How Lancet Countdown outputs are accessed and used by different audiences.
• How Lancet Countdown evidence has influenced policy, practice, communications, advocacy, and decision-making.
• How our products, resources, and dissemination activities can be improved to better meet the needs of users.

We are particularly interested in hearing from anyone who has engaged with Lancet Countdown outputs, including our global and regional reports, policy briefs, country profiles, communications materials, presentations, and other resources available on our website.

The survey takes approximately 15-20 minutes to complete. Participation is entirely voluntary, and all responses will be analysed in aggregate. Apart from background information, all questions are optional, and respondents may exit the survey at any time.

If you choose to provide your contact details, they will only be used to follow up on potential case studies that demonstrate the impact of Lancet Countdown evidence. Findings from the survey may contribute to future evaluation reports and academic publications.

Your feedback will play an important role in helping us assess our impact and improve the way we support evidence-informed action on climate change and health around the world.

Click here to take the survey.

Thank you for helping us strengthen the reach and impact of the Lancet Countdown.