The effects of climate change are increasingly lead to extreme weather events that damage public health. Planetary Health Inspection Report 2024 State: “Excessive events such as heating rain, floods, floods, heating and drought are not equally restricted.”1 The World Health Organization forecasts about 250,000 additional deaths, gifts, malaria, diarrhea and heat stress in 2030-2050.2nd
Climate change does not affect all human health equal. Historically, historically, black, brown and colored societies often live in low wealth and village communities, there are often necessary resources to reconstruct after climate disasters, and there is no chronic diseases and other health complications due to medical care and social and economic unequal.
The work can support these communities, reduce health care and promote a healthier and prosperous society with joint benefits of health care capital to climate and environmental strategies.
Where can institutions start and how can community organizations access?
By creating opportunities for partnership (PSE) for the South Capital (PSE), energy capital, health capital, fair development, youth energy, youth energy and economic include a large NGO shared by racial capital and welfare. PSE is also a member of the BSR Centralization of health care in climate movement The joint initiative. In PSE, we have seen direct community members to develop climate and health capital, the benefits of partners with selected officials, health facilities and other stakeholders.
PSE eager to encourage both businesses and communities to make the original badge and shared decision. The most affected communities in the most affected communities in the most affected communities in the most affected communities are an opportunity to establish and operate in order to identify opportunities for solutions.
To support health professionals to develop climate and health care
Well-known health facilities in the PSA There were no information and frameworks to address the environmental and social identifiers of the health of local communities in Atlanta. In response, we have directly applied directly with health workers to improve patient results and reduce the environmental impact.
- Preventive practices: Palpes of social identifiers related to climate, prevent chronic diseases and to actively reduce the health risks of the environment.
- Resource Mapping: Development of application networks and information tools to provide access to local environmental and health sources.
- Institutional leadership: Evaluation of existing roles to understand where additional sustainability functions may need.
As a result, health professionals were equipped with strategies to develop climate and health capital in daily practices of patients, as a result of a more comprehensive health care system and improved health results for both people and planets.
Keyways for business:
Follow local cooperation: Partnership with local non-profit is useful. Non-profit organizations brings deeper ideas to societies and enterprises are gaining specialist partners for joint design, effective solutions.
Invest in employees: Create opportunities for internal teams to address climate and health with a capital-centered mindset.
Support capital-oriented leaders: Set leaders who are affected by work operations and move forward in the environment and social justice and actively developing their experiences and sounds.
Four steps to centralize health care in climate movement
In the climatic activity (CHEC), the centralization of health capital (CHEC) was pleased to contribute to those recently published “Centralization of health care in the climate activity tool. “
The following four stages are expanded in the toolkit and offer enterprises a way to centralize health care as part of climate strategies:
1 understands the effects of climate and health capital
Start with your work with a thorough assessment where climate effects can affect public health in your value chain and have unequal populations.
Determine that your company’s operations have the most significant impact on the environment and in turn. Prioritization of climate and health capital, which is the most important for your business and stakeholders. Cooperate with peer companies, NGOs, non-profit, scientists and communities to understand the main areas for the activity.
2nd Start your value chain from most affected
Determine the most affected populations in your price chain and the most affected populations in health care capital, because these are the largest responsibility for your work.
The affected stakeholders are individuals, groups or communities that affect operations, decisions or policy directly or indirectly in direct or indirectly. These stakeholders can be affected by clients, employees, investors, residents, small businesses and marginalized groups, which are social, environmental or economic well-being, work.
3rd Measure, manage and watch
What is measured. Collecting information on the impacts of climatic and health capital and begins with continuing measurements, management and monitoring. Set targets based on data concepts and match your company’s sustainability targets. Enter healthcare capital into the sustainability strategy and report on regular measures and progress towards goals.
4 Climate and Health Capital in your organization
Sustainable change is possible only when initiatives adapt to the goals, mission and vision of a business. All parties must be on the board: heads the board and heads and lead their teams.
The above steps will help the organizations place health care capital in climate movements. We recommended to partner joint establishment initiatives with local community organizations, because when the direct affected by the experience is also very enthusiastic and knowledgeable.
Download Centralization of health care capital in the Climate Activity Toolbar
Join the CHEC members on a webinar on April 10 here.
Learn more about the partnership for the work of the South Capital in the Atlant in the film ‘ATL Rise: To build sustainability in front of extreme heat.‘
1 https://www.planetaryHealthcheck.org/woundary-pages/planetary-azary-clifting-change L. Saesar *, B. Sakschewski *, LS Andersen, T. Beringer, D. Dennis, D. Gerten, S. LORIANN, J. Martin, S. Mathesius, A. Paolukci, S. Te Wierik, J. Rockström, 2024, Planetary Health Report 2024. Potsdam Climate Effective Institute, Potsdam, Germany. (* This job is defined as equal contributors and first authors).
2nd https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/climate-change-land-salthalth
