Format
In person
Event language(s)
  • English
Date
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The inaugural Climate and Health Africa Conference (CHAC 2024) is a crucial and timely event that signifies Africa's entry into the global dialogue on the intersection of climate change and health. The conference aims to address the urgent need to tackle the detrimental health impacts of climate change on health and wellbeing in Africa, where the burden of climate-sensitive diseases is disproportionately high, and adaptive capacities are limited. More specifically, CHAC 2024 will incorporate cutting-edge research evidence into understanding climate-health mechanisms, the health impacts, effective adaptation and mitigation intervention strategies, equitable climate research, and discuss how to effectively translate research into policy.

CHAC 2024 serves as a platform for sharing innovations, best practices, and solutions that enhance climate resilience in health. It will guide Africa in redefining its approach to health within the context of climate change, fostering a stronger presence on the global stage. The conference's outcomes will include scientific publications, a comprehensive African Health and Climate Declaration, action plan blueprints for implementation, and the announcement of new partnerships and funding commitments.

Who can attend

The CHAC 2024 welcomes researchers, professionals, experts, students, and anyone passionate about the intersection of climate change and health. Whether you are a seasoned researcher, a healthcare provider, a policymaker, or an advocate, this conference offers something for everyone committed to a healthier, more sustainable world. Early career researchers are also encouraged to attend, and scholarship are competitively available (see Scholarships for further detail)

Registrations are open until 20 September 2024.

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