Public health & epidemiology
Climate risks increasingly threaten population health, demanding proactive, integrated planning that links climate adaptation to prevention. By aligning surveillance, community engagement, and evidence-based interventions, public health agencies can anticipate hazards, reduce vulnerabilities, and protect vulnerable populations. This evergreen guide outlines practical steps for embedding climate resilience into prevention planning, from data-informed decision making to cross-sector collaboration. Readers will explore actions that strengthen local health systems while preserving equity, sustainability, and long-term wellbeing in the face of a rapidly changing environment.