Environment, Climate Change, One Health and Migration
The Department for Environment, Climate Change, One Health and Migration works to prevent disease and promote health by addressing key areas of environmental health including climate change, clean energy; air quality; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); and chemicals and radiation. Health threats are addressed through a One Health approach that crosses the human, animal, and environmental sectors. It also promotes inclusive health policies and resilient health systems to meet the needs of migrants, refugees and displaced populations.

Training

Training Package on Children’s Environmental Health for Health Care Providers

Modules and instructions for download

UNICEF-WHO Introductory Course on Children’s Environmental Health

Access free online course

PAHO online training course on e-waste

Spanish

E-learning online course for frontline health care workers in LMICs focused on children’s environmental health

in development

Resources

Training package for the health sector (introduction)
Improving the capacity to diagnose, prevent and manage paediatric diseases linked to the environment.

This summary for policy-makers outlines the four chapters of the report Children and digital dumpsites: e-waste exposure and child health. It highlights...

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There are growing concerns about infant, child and adolescent health, with the increasing prevalence of non-communicable diseases such as obesity,...

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There are growing concerns about infant, child and adolescent health, with the increasing prevalence of non-communicable diseases such as obesity,...

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There are growing concerns about infant, child and adolescent health, with the increasing prevalence of non-communicable diseases such as obesity,...

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