WHO/Europe aims to share best practices, research, data, information, technology and tools related to climate change and environment and health by participating in scientific and policy events and making information and publications available online.
Major international projects allow WHO technical experts to research, develop and pilot-test methods and tools, and help build capacity across countries.
RAMSES will deliver evidence on the impacts of climate change and on the costs and benefits of a wide range of adaptation measures (Project duration: 2012–2017)
EUPORIUS addresses early warning and seasonal forecasting (Project duration: 2012–2016)
CEHAPIS assessed the socioeconomic, health and environmental benefits of adaptation measures, and identified policy areas that are crucial to promote action in European countries (Project duration: 2008–2010)
Full results of the cCASHh project, which identified effective prevention policies to cope with the health effects of climate change (Project duration: 2001–2005)
