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WHO and the Netherlands renew their partnership on climate change and health

Original · News (English) - World Health Organization · Weather · Outbreak · World · 2024-10-10
The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Kingdom of the Netherlands have renewed their strategic partnership in addressing the growing impacts of climate change on global health.The Netherlands is providing a new allocation of €500 000 for 2024 to WHO, reinforcing its commitment to climate resilience and sustainable healthcare systems worldwide. This allocation supports WHO's ongoing…
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