Health Systems Capacities for Climate Services for Health: Evidence Landscape

This Rapid Evidence Review explores how climate change is increasingly shaping health risks and constraints on the health system. Effects of climate change on the health system are either direct, such as increased risk of transmission of deadly infectious diseases (e.g., dengue, malaria, and vector-borne diseases), or indirect, such as reduced labour productivity and increased food insecurity.

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