Driving Co-Benefits For Climate And Health: How private sector action can accelerate progress

The report discusses how the private sector can address the intertwined crises of climate change and human health, emphasizing integrated strategies that yield co-benefits for both. It outlines recommendations for businesses, investors, and policymakers to drive meaningful change.

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The research method involved convening over 40 private sector organizations and conducting a systematic literature review of more than 5,000 multidisciplinary papers on the climate and health interface. This approach helped identify progress, necessary actions, and areas of uncertainty.

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The 2022 update of the report by the Climate and Health Coalition builds on previous findings, highlighting the urgent need for integrated approaches to tackle the climate and health crises together. The coalition, formed by leading healthcare businesses, aims to mobilize the private sector to create strategies that benefit both human health and the environment. The report reviews progress made since 2021, showcasing successful examples of integrated action and detailing specific actions that businesses can take across various sectors, including food, technology, built environment, and healthcare. It emphasizes the importance of equity in health outcomes and the role of finance and policy in facilitating these changes. The report calls for a shift in how businesses and policymakers view climate and health strategies, advocating for collaboration and innovation to seize opportunities for sustainable growth while addressing pressing global challenges.

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Categories: 2020s time horizon | 2022 time horizon | English publication language | Global geographic scope | business opportunities | climate change | co-benefits | environmental impact | health equity | human health | integrated strategies | policy recommendations | private sector | sustainability