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Community Resilience Centres for Improving Climate Adaptation to Bushfire Smoke and Heatwaves (ClimateRes)
Seeking Community Participants – EOIs now open in ACT
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Climate Attribution of Wildfire Smoke Impacts on Priority Population Health in Southeast Asia and Australia (CANBREATHE)
We propose an innovative transdisciplinary approach to this challenge by establishing a partnership with local research teams with integrated policy and community connections in the following five regions: (i) Chiang Mai (Thailand), (ii) Luang Prabang (Laos), (iii) Palembang, South Sumatra (Indonesia), (iv) NSW Central Coast, and (v) Darwin (Australia). This partnership unites environmental public health…
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Healthy, Equitable and Sustainable Urban Mobility (Active Travel)
Impact This project will equip our partner organisation Transport for New South Wales with in-depth empirical evidence to promote active travel as part of an integrated transport strategy by developing an innovative and robust framework to evaluate the impacts of active travel measures. It also actively brings local councils, advocacy groups, and the public into…
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Climate Change Adaptation to Smoke Haze for Improved Child Health in Southeast Asia (HEAL-HAZE)
Climate change is the underlying cause of the prolonged dry and hot conditions that have increased the risk of extreme wildfires and smoke haze in Southeast Asia. However, there is currently limited evidence on the effectiveness of interventions aiming to reduce the impact of wildfires on children. The HEAL-HAZE project is a partnership between local…
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Clean Energy for Healthy Environments and Lives (CE4HEAL)
Background Australia and India are similar in our huge potential to generate affordable clean electricity from solar energy systems. While the economic, environmental and health benefits from a transition to renewable energy are known, the technology is not easily available to all communities in these countries. Most rural households in India use solid fuels, while…
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Extreme Heat and Pregnancy Complications (EHPC): Harnessing the diverse Australian climate and population for global answers
This project brings together a group from around Australia, many who are members of the Health Environments and Lives (HEAL) Network. The project is transdisciplinary with qualitative, environmental epidemiology and discovery science working together to establish who is most at risk, what climate conditions increase risk, and why extreme heat causes pregnancy complications. Working with…
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Healthy-Air: Pollution advice for people with asthma
Aim This project aims to synthesise, translate and disseminate the best available scientific evidence on the effectiveness of reduction measures on exposure to air pollution and health protection advice for people with asthma, with a particular focus on those socio-economically marginalised or disproportionally affected by the condition. The project incorporates extensive consumer engagement in the…
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Healing Country: Integrating Knowledge Systems to Meet Climate Challenges
Aim People from the local community will be employed to make these maps, they will get training in digital mapping technology, research, and evaluation skills to lead the story gathering under the guidance of Elders. Local health and environmental information will be woven into the stories to give a full picture of past and future…