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CliMigHealth organises seminars, workshops and working meetings on topics related to the climate-migration-health nexus. Our members also produce other video material that can be consulted here.
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CliMigHealth organises seminars, workshops and working meetings on topics related to the climate-migration-health nexus. Our members also produce other video material that can be consulted.
The influence of migration on women’s access to and utilization of healthcare in the Gambia: an Augmented Inverse Probability of Treatment Weighting analysis
CliMigHealth I June 2022
PRESENTATION
Exploring the role of global health diplomacy in the Climate Change-Migration-Health nexus
CliMigHealth I May 2022
PRESENTATION
Resilience of primary care facilities to climate change and migration in the Gauteng province: towards an operational resilience framework
CliMigHealth I April 2022
PRESENTATION
Planetary Health Education In African Primary Health Care Curricula
CliMigHealth I March 2022
PRESENTATIONS
why is it important? By Dr. Christian Lueme Lokotola
Africa: shaping future planetary health education. By Prof. Bob Mash
Healthcare 2021: implications for future work. By Mr. James Irlam
for sustainable healthcare: what is relevant for African
primary health care curricula? By Ms. Patricia Schwerdtle
Getting to the core of the nexus
CliMigHealth I February 2022
PRESENTATIONS
She is a global health and international development professional. She has led the design, implementation and management of community, national and international projects, programmes, policies and campaigns whilst providing strategic advice and leadership within the global public health, humanitarian and climate change sectors.
One Health, complexity thinking and interdisciplinarity.
CliMigHealth I October 2021
Presentations
The one health approach: What chances of transforming broken health systems? And its relevance to migration and primary health care? By Richard Kock, PhD (University of London)
One Health at the Nexus of climate change, migration and health By Simon Rüegg, PhD (University of Zurich)
One method? By Hans Keune, PhD (University of Antwerp)
Migration & health in the context of climate change: A systematic literature review.
CliMigHealth I September 2021
Presentation by Patricia Schwerdtle, University of Heidelberg, Germany
Migration and Healthcare
CliMigHealth & CESSMIR I May 2021
PRESENTATIONS
Always on the move – refugee health from a doctor’s perspective
Lucie Blondé, MD
General practitioner, Ghent, Belgium
Medical Doctor, Doctors without Borders
Public Value of Skilled Health Migration Governance and its implications for Climate-Resilient Health Systems
Kenneth Yakubu, MD
Family physician
PhD candidate, The George Institute for Global Health, Sydney, Australia
Introducing Primafamed and AfroPHC
CliMigHealth I April 2021
PRESENTATIONS
The Primary Care and Family Medicine Network for sub-Saharan Africa (PRIMAFAMED)
Dr. Innocent Besigye
General Secretary Association of Family Physicians of Uganda
The African Forum for Primary Health Care (AfroPHC)
Prof. Shabir Moosa
The Department of Family Medicine, Johannesburg Health District / University of Witwatersrand
Migration and Health
CliMigHealth I March 2021
PRESENTATIONS
Environment – food systems – health interactions
Prof. Alan Dangour
Centre on Climate Change and Planetary Health, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, United Kingdom
Health, Healthcare and International Migration Aspirations and Preparations in sub-Saharan- Africa
Els Bekaert, PhD student
Ghent University and United Nations University Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies (UNU-CRIS), Belgium
Climate Change and Migration
CliMigHealth I February 2021
Climate Change, International Migration, and Interstate Conflict
Prof. Cristina Cattaneo
RFF‐CMCC European Institute on Economics and the Environment (EIEE), Centro Euro‐Mediterraneo sui Cambiamenti Climatici, Italy
Weather shocks and migration intentions in Western Africa: Insights from a multilevel analysis
Prof. Ilse Ruyssen
Ghent University and United Nations University Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies (UNU-CRIS), Belgium
Do migration, health, and climate change add up?
Prof. Ilan Kelman
University College London, United Kingdom and University of Agder, Norway
Climate Change and Health
CliMigHealth I January 2021
PRESENTATIONS
Climate change and child health: Waterborne diseases in Gaza Strip-Palestine
Prof. Amal Sarsour
Al-Quds University, Palestine
Vicious to Virtuous Cycle: Addressing the Water-Gender-Health Nexus for the Vulnerable
Prof. Nidhi Nagabhatla
United Nations University-Institute for Water, Environment and Health (UNU-INWEH), Canada
McMaster University, Canada
Climate Change, Displacement and Children’s Health
Dr. Robert Oakes
United Nations University-Institute for Environment and Human Security (UNU-EHS), Germany
Climate Change and Health
CliMigHealth I December 2020
PRESENTATIONS
Impact of climate change on health – the literature from Zimbabwe as a case study
Prof. Sunanda Ray, Department of Medical Education, Faculty of Medicine, University of Botswana
Prof. Farai Madzimbamuto, Department Anaesthesia and Critical Care, Faculty of Medicine, University of Botswana
The Effect of Air Pollution on Health: Outcomes in Developing Countries
Prof. Inmaculada Martinez-Zarzoso
Department of Economics, University of Göttingen
Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights and Climate
Lisa Juanola, SRHR Advisor, KIT Royal Tropical Institute
Nicole Moran, Project officer, Share Net International
Will climate change significantly influence food security and health or…can we cope?
Prof. Patrick Van Damme
Department Plants and Crops, Faculty of Bioscience Engineering, Ghent University
YouTube channel from Melissa Siegel
Prof. Melissa Siegel launched her YouTube channel in an effort to prioritise research communication on migration. The channel provides videos on core migration topics such as remittances and migration corridors as well as country case studies, in a way that is accessible to non-experts. Videos include country case studies on Egypt and Malaysia, a discussion of the link between migration and corruption, and an introduction of the Atlas of Migration developed by the European Commission’s Knowledge Center on Migration and Demography.
Click here to go to her YouTube Channel.
Symposium ‘De Arts van Morgen’ 2021: Verandering van het klimaat, gezondheid geschaad? (03:23:24)
Presentation by Jan De Maeseneer and Charlotte Scheerens about climate change, migration and health.
