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During the webinar we want to explore the following questions:
How can heat protection and reduction of air pollution (including from wildfires) be included in heat health action planning
What needs to be considered when adapting heat health action planning to local contexts (e.g. heat health interaction, demography, social inequality, topography & city-planning)?
Which stakeholders and sectors should be involved?
What are effective measures for developing a climate-resilient low-emission city and how can these be integrated into a regional or local heat-health action plan?
Speakers:
Kristin Aunan, CICERO Center for International Climate Research
Antonio Gasparrini, The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
Francesca De' Donato, Lazio Regional Health Service in Rome, Italy:
Heat health action planning in Europe - current evidence and gaps
Claire Slesinski, Helmholtz Munich: Social inequalities in exposure to heat stress in cities
Comments from relevant organisations, policy makers and city-agencies
Learning materials from the EXHAUSTION project
Through the project we have developed an application to monitor environmental conditions where you live – A presentation of Hackair by Draxis.
Visualising Science for Impact, by Angela Morelli, InfoDesign Lab
Q&A with the audience
Summary & white paper