Don't Miss This Opportunity!

Mark your calendars for July 16, 2025, from 9 AM to 11 AM EDT! The Transatlantic Dialogue on Climate and Health, hosted by WHO/Europe and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), invites you to its fourth session. This crucial event is your chance to engage in a vital conversation about climate change and its impact on health equity.

Why This Session Matters!

The focus of this session is clear: tackling the intersection of climate change and health equity. Participants will contribute to a vital summary aimed at policy-makers, emphasizing the need for health equity-oriented strategies in climate action across the Atlantic. Join key decision-makers and experts working towards effective solutions!

What You Can Expect!

In this session, you’ll: - **Learn about the disparities in climate change impact** across different populations, highlighting how certain groups face greater risks due to socioeconomic and environmental challenges. - **Discover successful interventions** that have enhanced health equity in climate initiatives, addressing both universal and localized challenges. - **Collaborate with peers** to discuss actionable recommendations and strategies that emphasize health equity in future climate policies.

Participation Details!

**Date:** Wednesday, July 16, 2025 **Time:** 9:00 AM EDT (Washington, D.C.), 3:00 PM (Geneva, Madrid) **Languages:** Available in Spanish and English.

The Urgent Need for Health Equity!

Climate change is no longer a distant threat; it’s affecting health outcomes now, especially among vulnerable populations such as children, pregnant women, the elderly, and those living in at-risk geographic areas. These groups often struggle with social determinants that limit their capacity to adapt and respond to climate risks.

Despite increasing global awareness, many climate-health initiatives overlook the specific needs of these at-risk populations, focusing instead on broad impacts. We must adopt an equity-based approach that prioritizes the needs of every individual to ensure none are left behind in the fight against climate change.

Join the Conversation!

This is your chance to make a difference! Collaborate with experts and advocates to ensure health equity is at the forefront of climate discussions. Together, let's pave the way for a healthier and more equitable future!