To commemorate Earth Day, we examine the impact of extreme weather events on malaria, through the perspective of the Madagascar humanitarian crisis. Madagascar is famous for having some of the world’s most beautiful beaches and lush rainforests. Well-known for its biodiversity, the island nation is home to 5% of the world’s plant and animal species. … Continued
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PROGRAM SPOTLIGHT: Madagascar Climate shocks in Madagascar create hunger crisis, fuel malaria rates Madagascar is famous for having some of the world’s most beautiful beaches and lush rainforests. Well-known for its biodiversity, the island nation is home to 5% of the world’s plant and animal species. … Continued
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As world leaders come together this week for the annual UN Climate Change Summit, we’d like to highlight how climate shocks – such as flooding, droughts, and earthquakes – impact the fight against malaria. Specifically, we look at three countries – Haiti, South Sudan, and Madagascar – recovering from extreme weather events. United to Beat … Continued
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Across Three Countries, Environmental Issues Intersect with Malaria Crises. Today, April 22, marks the birth of the modern environmental movement. This year, the theme of Earth Day is “Invest In Our Planet.” United to beat Malaria realizes the importance of building a healthier planet in order to ensure every person has the right to living … Continued
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Climate change doesn’t just mean melting ice caps and a longer hurricane season anymore — it’s actually affecting global health. April 7 is World Health Day, and in celebration of World Health Organization’s 60th anniversary, the organization is releasing its annual report.
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On September 23, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will convene global leaders from governments, businesses, and non-governmental groups for a Climate Summit to spur action to address the climate challenge.
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