Our Climate and Health studies scope and implement interventions to mitigate respiratory health challenges due to climate change. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), climate change is the single greatest threat facing humanity and its effects on human health are already being felt. Climate change is a major challenge to public health, affecting the environments in which we live and work, the health of many populations, the wellbeing of our societies, and which risks increasing health inequalities.These projects are taking urgent steps to prevent the climate crisis from getting worse, protect the communities most at risk, and help deliver sustainable and resilient health and care systems. Particulate matter & acute respiratory infection in child outpatients This project is based at Neoventive Solutions in Pakistan. Vulnerable communities impacted by climate change This project is based at CMC in India. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) prevalence and quality of care in Bhutan This project is based at JDWNRH in Bhutan. Climate change and respiratory health in Bangladesh This project is based at PRF in Bangladesh. Weather variability and chronic respiratory diseases This project is based at KEM HRC in India. Childhood acute respiratory infection prevalence and climate parameters in Bangladesh This project is based at PRF in Bangladesh. Scoping Review: Policies and programs to address asthma and COPD in the context of climate change This project is based at AKU in Bangladesh. Scoping Review: Toolkit to improve health systems for climate change and health This project is based at CMC in India. Scoping Review: Climate change and respiratory health in Bangladesh This project is based at PRF in Bangladesh. This article was published on 2025-11-19
