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About the Alliance for Transformative Action on Climate and Health

The Alliance for Transformative Action on Climate and Health (ATACH; “the Alliance”) works to realize the ambition set at COP26 to build climate resilient and sustainable health systems, using the collective power of WHO Member States (“Member States”) and other stakeholders to drive this agenda forward at pace and scale; and promote the integration of climate change and health nexus into respective national, regional, and global plans.

ATACH currently brings together over 90 countries/areas and over 80 partners in a dynamic global community collaborating to advance the implementation of climate change and health commitments and priorities.

Following its first two years of operations, the Alliance has recently launched its new Strategy for 2024-2028 and transitioned to a new governance and operational structure to better address country implementation needs in climate change and health.

 

More information on previous arrangements

More information about ATACH and its previous operational structure (2022-2024) is available below.