Outcome 3: Climate Disease control and Specific programmes and Disease control and Disease control and Methods of prevention and resilience is enhanced in prevention programmes are plans of climate-sensitive prevention plans and prevention control of climate sensitive health service delivery strengthened to account of the diseases include programmes strengthened in programmes diseases are effective under don’t effects of climate variability climate/weather two countries by including strengthened in 6 changed climate. and change. considerations. climate/weather countries All local health facilities have considerations in the areas necessary tools and capacity of intervention. for timely reporting. Number of direct beneficiaries Health service responds to TBD TBD Informed by vulnerability from enhanced health service vulnerability to climate assessments delivery (AMAT 1.1 Indicator change and health 1: number of direct beneficiaries) Outcome 4.1: Enhanced Three regional No regional exchange of One Regional training/ 3 Regional Meetings regional cooperation and trainings/meetings organized experiences on climate meeting on climate change on climate change knowledge exchange for (Percentage of government change and health and health organized by and health (building promoting scale-up and stakeholders participated in WHO. on National replication of interventions national review meeting on experiences) for CC&H) International collaboration focused on CCH. Reports on Improvements and Challenges will be generated and shared within the meeting. (Implemented by WHO) Outcome 4.2 HNAP are HNAP informed by economic Economic analyses on 2 countries receive support 6 countries receive effectively integrated into analyses to support integration climate change and health to develop climate change support to develop ongoing NAP processes into the NAP not available and health economic climate change and analyses health economic analyses (Implemented by UNDP)
Outcome 3: Climate resilience is enhanced in health service delivery Disease control and prevention programmes are strengthened to account of the effects of climate variability and change. Specific programmes and plans of climate-sensitive diseases don’t include climate/weather considerations. Disease control and prevention plans and programmes strengthened in two countries by including climate/weather considerations in the areas of intervention. Disease control and prevention programmes strengthened in 6 countries Methods of prevention and control of climate sensitive diseases are effective under changed climate. All local health facilities have necessary tools and capacity for timely reporting. Number of direct beneficiaries from enhanced health service delivery (AMAT 1.1 Indicator 1: number of direct beneficiaries) Health service responds to vulnerability to climate change and health TBD TBD Informed by vulnerability assessments Outcome 4.1: Enhanced regional cooperation and knowledge exchange for promoting scale-up and replication of interventions Three regional trainings/meetings organized (Percentage of government stakeholders participated in national review meeting on CC&H) No regional exchange of experiences on climate change and health One Regional training/ meeting on climate change and health organized by WHO. 3 Regional Meetings on climate change and health (building on National experiences) for International collaboration focused on CCH. Reports on Improvements and Challenges will be generated and shared within the meeting. (Implemented by WHO) Outcome 4.2 HNAP are effectively integrated into ongoing NAP processes HNAP informed by economic analyses to support integration into the NAP Economic analyses on climate change and health not available 2 countries receive support to develop climate change and health economic analyses 6 countries receive support to develop climate change and health economic analyses (Implemented by UNDP)