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Building climate resilience in Europe requires coordinated action across EU transnational, national and subnational levels of governance. Climate-ADAPT provides knowledge, policies, strategies, governance approaches and practical experiences to enable national and subnational level actors to implement national and subnational adaptation policies and actions and to address climate risks across borders. Climate-ADAPT supports knowledge exchange, peer learning and evidence-based adaptation planning. By connecting actors and sharing lessons learned, the platform helps accelerate the implementation of climate change adaptation and resilience policies throughout Europe.
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The 2026 European Public Health (EPH) Conference in Bilbao will focus on“Urban and global synergies: shaping the future of public health with climate resilience, equity and innovation.” The conference will explore how public health can respond to the interconnected challenges of climate change, urbanisation, health inequities, and sustainability, bringing together researchers, policymakers and practitioners to identify innovative solutions for healthier and more resilient communities. Key themes include climate-resilient health systems, the role of cities as drivers of health and sustainability, reducing inequalities in both urban and rural settings, and designing environments that support physical and mental wellbeing.
This Presidency conference will convene policymakers, researchers and civil society to explore how the One Health approach can address the interconnected challenges of climate change, human health, animal health and environmental sustainability.
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