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Research Cafe
Thursday
13
November
Square_RC_Global Governance

The global governance of climate change and health: what does the literature say about its evolution, weaknesses and priorities for change?

Global Health Centre | Ava Greenup
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S11, The Fab, petal 2 - 4th floor, Maison de la paix, Geneva Graduate Institute

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Due to high interest, this event will now be held in a hybrid format. In-person attendance has reached full capacity; however, you may register for online participation by clicking the “Register” button.

This event will present findings from a historical mapping of global climate change and health (CC&H) governance over the past 25 years, tracing how key developments have shaped today’s governance landscape. A synthesis of the literature will be explored through four key themes, drawing out actionable recommendations for strengthening global CC&H governance. The discussion will focus on the need to overcome fragmentation between climate and health policy spaces to build cohesive, collaborative governance frameworks capable of addressing this urgent, interconnected challenge.

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SPEAKER

Ava Greenup | Project Associate, Global Health Centre (GHC), Geneva Graduate Institute

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