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Health Impact Assessment (HIA) Cross-Tool Comparison Session
Format: videoAs part of the ongoing capacity-building activities, this session introduced and compared three widely used tools for Health Impact Assessment (HIA): WHO AirQ+, BenMAP, and an R-based analysis pipeline. Participants explored how these tools can be applied in climate and health research and how to select appropriate approaches for different analytical needs. The session featured…
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Northern Thailand Air Quality Health Index
Format: PDFThis is the Northern Thailand Air Quality Health Index (NTAHI), according to USEPA, for quick warning of AQHI level. These flyers are deployed along with real-time sensors in 9 kindergartens (indoor and outdoor) in Chiang Mai, Thailand, under the HEAL-HAZE project.
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Emergency Department Presentations During Dry and Humid Heatwaves: A Case-Crossover Study in the Northern Territory, Australia
Format: websiteCategories: Journal PapersThis study establishes the link between extreme heat, humidity and emergency department presentations in the Northern Territory. Emergency department presentations increased by 4.4% during severe and extreme heatwaves, and by 6.1% when humidity was included in the metric. These findings call for the implementation of dual heatwave warning systems in the NT, incorporating both temperature…
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HEAL Knowledge Translation Guidebook
This guidebook is a resource for integrating knowledge translation and engagement in research. It contains information, tools, and templates to guide researchers on how to engage stakeholders and use knowledge translation to increase the relevance, usefulness, and impact of research.
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Know the Air Quality Around You – CANBREATHE Poster (Indonesian)
Format: PDFTo complement the indoor air quality sensors installed in each household, the Kopernik team deployed informational posters alongside each device. These posters serve as a quick-reference guide to help households interpret real-time readings. They feature concise descriptions and safe threshold ranges for key indicators, including PM2.5, CO2, temperature, and humidity, along with brief information on…
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INFERNO Model
Format: PDFThis slide deck presents the University of Crete’s work on INFERNO Modelling for the CANBEATHE Project.
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CANBREATHE/HEAL-HAZE Newsletter – Vol.2 2026
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HEAL Victoria CoP Guest Presentation: Ken Fong discusses health-centric ratings for residential properties
Guest presentation by Ken Fong explored how healthy building principles are applied to residential assets, including an overview of the WELL for Residential certification. Launched in 2024, WELL for Residential has been one of the most successful ESD certification launches globally. The event highlighted how design, operations, policies, and verification work together to support healthier…
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HEAL Network Investigators Webinar: A big El Nino is predicted this year…How can we strengthen heat resilience across Australia?
Categories: WebinarsPresenters: Dr. Shannon Rutherford and Mehak Oberai Panel: Prof Caitlin Wyrwoll, Prof Geoff Morgan, Dr. Sharon Campbell, Dr. Fergus O’Connor Join us for the HEAL Network Investigators webinar Wednesday 1 July – 12-1pm AEST – online This webinar outlines findings from a HEAL Innovation Fund project focused on strengthening Australia’s research, policy, and practice response…
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HEAL Investigators Webinar – Wildfires and Human Health in Europe: Emerging challenges and responses
Guest presentation by Professor Fantina Tedim (University of Porto) on Wildfires and Human Health in Europe.
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HEAL Network Cultural Governance Framework
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Heat-Health Research & Policy Workshop
Format: PDFIdentifying research needs and building research capacity towards heat–health action in Australia This case report documents insights from the Heat & Health Policy–Research Workshop held in February 2026 as part of the HEAL‑funded project Identifying research needs and building research capacity towards heat–health action in Australia. Convening 56 participants from research, government, emergency management, health,…
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Identifying Research Needs and Building Research Capacity Towards Heat Health Action in Australia
Format: video
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Know the Air Quality Around You – HEAL-HAZE Poster (Indonesian)
Format: PDFTo complement the indoor air quality sensors installed in each classroom, the Kopernik team deployed informational posters alongside each device. These posters serve as a quick-reference guide for teachers and students, helping them interpret real-time readings. They feature concise descriptions and safe threshold ranges for key indicators, including PM2.5, AQI, CO2, temperature, and humidity
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Heat – Health Systems Visualisation – Talk Books
Format: PDFThis case report documents insights from the Heat & Health Policy–Research Workshop held in February 2026 as part of the HEAL‑funded project Identifying research needs and building research capacity towards heat–health action in Australia.
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Changes to Country, changes to wellbeing: Insights from Tebrakunna community
Format: videoIntroduction to the 2024 HEAL Innovation Fund Project Connecting for impact – building and learning from a community resilience alliance across the Northern Rivers
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Photo Gallery – CANBREATHE & HEAL-HAZE
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Climate, Fire and Health Community of Practice – Webinar Series
Categories: WebinarsThe Community of Practice (CoP) session brings together the CANBREATHE and HEAL‑HAZE projects to explore urgent issues at the intersection of climate change, wildfire smoke, air quality, and health. These interactive online sessions will connect researchers, policymakers, NGOs, and community partners from Australia and Southeast Asia to share knowledge, build capacity, and strengthen collaboration to protect vulnerable populations. Join…
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HEAL NT Community of Practice Newsletter
The inaugural HEAL NT Communities of Practice (COP) Newsletter showcases collaborative efforts to improve public health by addressing environmental impacts across the NT. It highlights research, events, and initiatives developed in partnership with Indigenous communities in remote, regional, and urban settings, bringing together researchers, policymakers, and community members to advance health, sustainability, and positive change.
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Conference Presentation: Understanding Behavioural Needs for Active Travel in New South Wales
Format: websiteConference Presentation – Travel Demand Management (TDM) 2025 This abstract presented at the TDM2025 Conference examines why active transport uptake remains low in car‑dependent settings despite supportive policies, focusing on how utilitarian, psychological and social factors shape travel behaviour and infrastructure preferences. Drawing on a large pilot survey of 2,000 participants in New South Wales,…
