Application instructions to join the ATACH
Click on your institution type below to review the applicable eligibility criteria and instructions.
Interested institutions may submit an application to join the ATACH using the correponding form at the bottom of this page.
For governmental institutions
Government Institutions with a mandate for Climate Change and Health interested in joining the ATACH are invited to submit a request for participation by completing the form, linked at the bottom of this page.
Within the form you will be required to:
- Upload a letter signed by the respective Minister of Health. The letter should contain information on progress made or commitment towards climate change and health at the national level. The Secretariat shall assess such requests and inform applicants accordingly.
- Designate an overall focal point with their contact information, including full name, job title, and email address.
- Designate a focal point for each of the working groups the government institution is interested in joining (provide full name, job title and email address). The working groups are:
- Financing the health commitments on climate resilient and sustainable low carbon health systems
- Climate resilient health systems
- Low carbon sustainable health systems
- Supply chains
- Initiative on Climate Action and Nutrition (I-CAN)
Note: The main focal point to the ATACH may also act as the focal point for one or more of the working groups.
Responsibilities of participants
On joining ATACH, participants undertake to:
- Adhere to the Terms of Reference, available to download below.
- Promote the work, vision, goals and objectives of the ATACH.
- Actively initiate and participate in ATACH activities, discussions and deliberations.
- Participate, as appropriate, in the ATACH General Meeting (described in the Terms of Reference below).
- Participate, as appropriate, in ATACH working groups.
- Engage with other Participants in the ATACH priority areas; and
- Share knowledge and information (lessons learned, case studies, programme results, etc.) with other ATACH Participants as appropriate.