At Conference of Parties 28(COP28), the World Health Organization (WHO) and the global health community spotlight the critical intersection of climate and health, advocating for swift action.

Amid escalating extreme weather events globally, the WHO calls on leaders to prioritise health in climate discussions, emphasising the foundational role of resilient health systems.

As climate change intensifies infectious diseases, urgent measures are imperative, including reducing emissions, greening the health sector, and boosting financing for climate-resilient health systems.

COP28 serves as a pivotal moment for a commitment to a healthier planet, recognizing the inseparable link between climate action and global health.

The legacy sought is a tangible move towards a sustainable and healthier future, solidifying the role of health in the climate change agenda.