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Heat action

An IFRC-Climate Centre flagship report gathers in one place the latest science, research on the perception of risk, and voices from communities affected by heat that is being intensified by climate change. Heatwaves disrupt health, weaken social systems and trigger cascading failures in water, food and electrical and transport infrastructure; in Iraq (2022 library photo at left) and elsewhere, studies have detected climate fingerprints on multiplying dust storms. The new report includes vital public health messaging on heat exhaustion, heatstroke and sunstroke.

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5th annual youth climate summit acknowledged how youth even more critical in catalysing sustainable solutions, fostering innovations & transforming ideas; youth "can really make a difference on this threat to all of us," @KateForbes_IFRC tells meeting - http://bit.ly/460edW3

.@YouthAg1 article by @crocerossa volunteer Eleonora Zomer and @RedCrossArmenia's (pictured) Ani Gerorgyan on how National Societies are expanding work on mental health to incorporate climate impacts on people - http://bit.ly/3IjGH3V

🌎✨ #AcciónAnticipatoria | #GestiónDeRiesgo
La DMC participó en la 7ma Plataforma de Diálogo FAO en Santiago (2-3 sept), compartiendo experiencias en #AlertaTemprana y prevención de desastres. Destacó la exposición de Ricardo Abarca y la presencia de profesionales #Meteochile.

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Pathways2Resilience

Are you concerned about the impacts of the climate crisis in your city or region? Do you want to collaborate with your local government and benefit from the latest guidance on climate finance and adaptation? The second call for grants of up to 210,000 euros under the Pathways2Resilience programme that National Societies can join in consortia with their local authorities is now open until 20 August. P2R is an EU-funded programme supporting more than 100 regions and communities across Europe over five years, inviting them to develop visions of a climate-resilient future, and the Climate Centre is a key partner.

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