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Climate and health in Africa

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How can we build resilient and sustainable health services for populations?

12 December 2024 (Thursday)

Le Sokhamon, Dakar, and online on Zoom

About the event

After an initial event attended by over 130 participants in October 2023, the Climate Action Accelerator organised the 2nd edition of its regional meeting to promote experience-sharing and cross-sector collaboration on the interactions between health, climate and the environment.

This event brought together actors in the humanitarian aid and health sectors, from the private, public and academic sectors, and beyond. The event was held in a hybrid format (in person in Dakar and online on Zoom), in French.

Photo : Kevin Aubert / Tangerine
  • Photo album

    Explore the photos of the event

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Guide for national organisations

Guide for national organisations

Explore the consultative version our operational guide for resilient, low-carbon development of local and national NGOs in West Africa

Download the guide here

Presentations

  • Introduction by the Climate Action Accelerator

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  • Presentation | Climate Action Accelerator' Health team

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  • Presentation | SOLTHIS

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  • Presentation | Our African partners' roadmaps

    Link here
  • Presentation | Consultative session: Guide for NGOs

    Link here
Photo : Kevin Aubert / Tangerine

Documents

  • Guide for national organisations

    Explore the consultative version of our operational guide for resilient, low-carbon development of local and national NGOs in West Africa

    Download the guide here
  • Our sustainable actions during the event

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  • Climate and health in Africa: Programme (in french)

    Explore the programme
  • Regional event 2023: Event report

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Acknowledgements

This event was organised thanks to the support of the German Federal Foreign Office (GFFO).

German Federal Foreign Office (GFFO) - The CALP Network

Cover photo : Dimani Shehia, Zanzibar Malaria Elimination Project.