Climate change is no longer a distant threat, it is a present-day reality impacting the health of communities worldwide. Rising temperatures, erratic rainfall patterns and extreme weather events are creating an alarming rise in climate-sensitive diseases such as vector-borne illnesses, heat-related illnesses, respiratory conditions and malnutriton.

We belief in the locally owned initiatives. Engaging the Government sector, Non government sector, Public-private-partnership model, civil societies, community based organisations and stakeholders. Reaching the Vulnerable populations, including children the elderly, bear the brunt of these climate and health impacts. Marking the collaborative, innovative, informed choices for decision making to develop sustainable and scalable models of programs.

We at Anupamaarti foundation, advocates that our healthcare systems must be equipped to meet these challenges by focusing on networking, taking work into actions, building resilience, strengthening disease surveillance and
promoting sustainable practices across sectors.

Anupamaarti Foundation, emphasis the important of working together to mitigate the effects of climate change, ensuring that health remains at the forefront of climate action strategies. Healthy environment is essential for a healthy life.