EPH Conference in Dublin 2023

16^th EUROPEAN PUBLIC HEALTH CONFERENCE, 8 – 11 NOVEMBER 2023, Dublin, Ireland

OUR FOOD, OUR HEALTH, OUR EARTH: A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE FOR HUMANITY

EUPHA ENV prepared a number of workshops with partner sections Public Mental Health, Public health economics, Digital Public Health, Health Impact Assessment, Food and Nutrition Section, Joint Research Centre JRC and others. See below the list of the session.

We remind you that the deadline for Presentation upload in the system is 27/10/2023.

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EUPHA ENV activities in DUBLIN

1. Wed 8^th 13:30-17:00 WALK – PRECONFERENCE – Art, architecture, atmosphere and (mental) health – A multi-disciplinary walking experience in Dublin
2. Thu 9^th 10:30-11:30 Wicklow Hall 2B    I. – Workshop: Planetary and One health policy and governance: evidence, tools and management
3. Thu 9^th 15:10-16:10 Liffey Meeting Room 3     E. – Workshop: Air pollution health impacts and costs in EU accessing countries
4. Thu 9^th 16:40-17:40 Liffey B      G. – Round table: Environmental stressors on health economics and policies – challenges and pitfalls
5. Thu 9^th 16:40-17:40 Liffey Meeting Room 3     E. – Pitch presentations: Environment and health
6. Fri 10^th 9:00-10:00 Liffey Meeting Room 3       E. – Workshop: Salutogenic Cities: European experiences in Urban Health.
7. Fri 10^th 11:40-12:40 Liffey Meeting Room 3     E. – Workshop: Evaluating progress in climate adaptation in the European public health sector
8. Fri 10^th50 – 13.50 Liffey B  – Late breaker: Climate change is a health emergency
9.  Fri 10^th 16:40-17:40 Liffey Meeting Room 3     E. – Workshop: Digital Public Health and Climate change: The European Framework made easy
10. Sat 11^th 9:00-10:00 Liffey Meeting Room 2      D. – Workshop: Obesity: the greatest burden of the 21st Century and the post-pandemic
11. Sat 11^th 12:50-13:50 Wicklow Hall 2A   JTN26 – Environment and health – Join the network
12. Sat 11^th 14:00-15:00 Liffey Meeting Room 3    E. – Workshop: Healthy Buildings: interdisciplinary perspectives.

Join the EUPHA-ENV network meeting at EPH2023

Sat 11^th, 12:50-13:50 in  Wicklow Hall 2A

Environment and health – Join the network

Please join us for our Section’s annual in-person meeting at EPH2023 to discuss future plans for ENV Section.

11th International Conference on Children’s Health and the Environment (hybrid): “Mother and Child Health – Environmental Impact”

Go to registration form: registration.

See program and more information on: https://inchesnetwork.net/11th-international-conference-on-childrens-health-and-the-environment/

We are writing to request your participation in the 11th International Conference on Children’s Health and the Environment, to be held virtually or on-site on 27-28 October 2023, in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

ENBEL Policy conference & Scientific Conference on Health impacts of climate change

Policy conference: Health impacts of climate change: Advancing the European adaptation agenda to 2030.

Key take-aways from the conference & further resources  

1. The urgency to act on climate change health impacts – in Europe as well as across the world 
2. Anticipate, prepare and prevent – adaptation and mitigation need to go hand in hand for the protection of human health 
3. Health needs to be at the core of climate action – both adaptation and mitigation action

Scientific conference: Conference on connecting health and climate change

Health at COP28 (30 November – 12 December 2023, Dubai, UAE)

COP28 in collaboration with WHO and other main partners will organise the first ever Health day and climate-health ministerial. Moreover, for the third time, WHO and Wellcome Trust will host COP28 Health Pavilion.

Are you planning to participate in the COP28?

Let us know  and we would like to get in touch and connect with participants from the health sector representing EUPHA-ENV.

Stay healthy and environmentally friendly,

Dr Vlatka Matkovic, secretary                      Prof. dr Marija Jevtic, president

                                                                        Dr Peter van den Hazel, vice president

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