This communications toolkit has been developed for communications professionals, partners and conference participants to support communications around the event and the issues being discussed. It provides acces to a series of messages, images and other resources.

This document shares some of the highlights of the third meeting of the Clim-Health Africa network, including an outline of proceedings, list of participants, and workplans for future action.

This document shares the plan of action for the health sector for adaptation to climate change in Africa. The main objective of the Plan of Action is to minimize the adverse public health effects of climate change in Africa.

A document that presents evidence on how climate change impacts social and environmental determinants of health. It outlines proven community-based interventions that local populations in developing countries use in order to strengthen their resilience to climate-sensitive diseases and conditions.

Clim-Health Africa partners met on the 3rd of March, 2017, to discuss the progress of Clim-Health Africa, the emerging needs for national/regional emergency preparedness and management support, and to propose strategic next steps for the consortium.

Through the Libreville Declaration, countries committed themselves to establishing a strategic alliance between health and environment as a basis for plans of joint action. This synthesis report draws this together to provide, for the first time, an opportunity to examine an African continent‐wide assessment of the state of health and environment linkages in order to reach evidence‐based agreements on regional priorities.

A document that shares the findings of the Situational Analysis and Needs Assessments that were taken in countries around Africa. Information is shared with data visualisations and infographics, marking the World Health Organisation’s commitment to building awareness and involvement in the Libreville Declaration on Health and Environment in Africa.

This synthesis report highlights achievements in executing the priority actions included in the Libreville Declaration and Luanda Commitment, and identifies implementation challenges, potential for enhancing what is already working well as well as opportunities for improvement.

Through the Libreville Declaration, countries committed themselves to establishing a strategic alliance between health and environment as a basis for plans of joint action. This synthesis report draws this together to provide, for the first time, an opportunity to examine an African continent‐wide assessment of the state of health and environment linkages in order to reach evidence‐based agreements on regional priorities.

This paper outlines an adaptable framework for countries to implement the Libreville Declaration within their own national contexts while also providing a situation and needs assessment analysis to position countries to implement successful environmental and health initiatives.

his is the report on the first Interministerial Conference on Health and Environment in Africa. This landmark meeting aimed to secure political commitment for catalysing the policy and institutional and investment changes required to reduce environmental threats to health, in support of sustainable development.