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Safeguarding human health from #ClimateChange impacts 
is more urgent than ever, yet most countries are not acting fully on their own plans to achieve this, according to the WHO first global snapshot of progress on climate change & health 
http://bit.ly/2YdhTPO #COP25pic.twitter.com/B7nzLxR9X4
The most common #ClimateChange sensitive health risks identified by countries:
heat stress
injury or death from extreme weather events
food, water and vector-borne diseases (such as cholera, dengue or malaria).
http://bit.ly/2YdhTPO #COP25pic.twitter.com/O8eWfj1vH2
Countries are increasingly prioritising #ClimateChange & health, with half of the 101 countries surveyed having developed a national health & climate change strategy or plan. http://bit.ly/2YdhTPO #COP25pic.twitter.com/aU5FEHtIAE
Worryingly, only about 2 in 5 countries have finances in place to even partially implement their national #ClimateChange and health strategy or plan, and fewer than 1 in 10 are channelling resources to implement it completely. http://bit.ly/2YdhTPO #COP25pic.twitter.com/wrm46QGOS8
3 in 4 countries have difficulties in accessing international #ClimateAction finance to protect the health of their people. http://bit.ly/2YdhTPO #COP25pic.twitter.com/oeX8XjckXv
Meeting the goals of the #ParisAgreement could save about 1 MILLION lives a year worldwide by 2050 through reductions in #AirPollution alone.
Instead, air pollution kills 7 million people every year! #COP25pic.twitter.com/BCKOBWPBXM
Less than 1 in 4 countries have clear collaborations between health and the key sectors driving #ClimateChange and #AirPollution:
Transportation
Electricity generation
Household energy
#COP25pic.twitter.com/42bQgmimUa
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