Exploring health risks in Nature-Based Solutions (NBS): Insights from Experts
On December 5th, the IDAlert project organised the webinar "Including Health Risks in Nature-Based Solutions (NBS)." This event brought together
Winter – but continue reporting ticks
One of IDAlert’s objectives is to enhance preparedness for new tick-borne infections. Our partner, the Swedish Veterinary Agency (SVA), launched
Bridging the gap between scientific evidence and policy
It’s not so much about how politicians can listen to researchers; it’s more about how we can work together to
EpiOutlook: A platform for climate-sensitive infectious diseases
As the impacts of climate change increasingly threaten global public health, the need for effective early warning systems becomes more
Integrating health risks in Nature-Based Solutions
We are pleased to invite you to a special webinar that addresses the critical intersection of nature-based solutions (NbS), climate change, and public health on 5 December from 15:00 to 16:30.
While NbS are widely recognised for their potential in climate change mitigation and adaptation, this event will focus on the often-overlooked health implications associated with these interventions.
Interview with Rachel Lowe (HERA)
This interview is conducted by the EU Commission Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Authority (HERA) and can be accessed here. We interviewed Professor
IDAlert Experts Join UN Climate Change Initiative on Global Goal for Adaptation
We’re proud to announce that two of our experts, Shouro Dasgupta and Jan Semenza, have been selected to join an
Third annual IDAlert gathering: sharing insights and progress
The IDAlert project, launched in June 2022, is making significant progress in addressing the growing threat of vector-borne diseases in
Climate Change and Vector-Borne Diseases on Kastellorizo Island
A recent study conducted as part of the IDAlert project has shed light on the impacts of climate change on
Look back at Summer School on One Health and Climate Adaptation
Building capacity and transferring knowledge on the effects of climate change on infectious diseases and health is a key objective