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Impact of community mobilization on climate change response generation

Content Editor: Dr Tanya Tanu

February 22, 2024 at 7:00:00 PM

Climate Change, Community Participation, Global warming

Content Editor: Dr Tanya Tanu

  • The study is a part of the compendium prepared by the Centre for Environmental and Occupational Health, Climate Change and Health, National Centre for Disease Control.

  • The gap Analysis study used Participatory Learning Approaches to:

  1. Provide space for people to reflect on their experiences

  2. Share observations from various life domains

  3. Facilitate discussions on local climate vulnerabilities and health linkages was conducted by Prayas, a Non-Profit Organization based in Pune, India.

  • Immediate outcomes of the study included mapping contextual vulnerabilities such as:

  1. Degradation of land with changing climate and Increasing use of fertilizers 

  2. Chronic water scarcity

  3. Increased salinity of water

  4. Delayed and unpredictable monsoons 

  5. Vector and water-borne diseases in villages 

  • The study also explained pictorial tools for waterborne disease interventions due to climate change impacts, water scarcity, and unsafe water.

  • These significant findings could be further extrapolated as an Action Plan for entire communities.

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