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APMVEAC team

Meet our Partners: APMVEAC

In the PLANET4HEALTH project APMVEAC partners are providing crucial epidemiological data about the occurrences of leishmaniasis in dogs. This data helps identify how shifts in the disease’s distribution can be a strong indicator of climate
F6S team, Catia Sousa and Ivana Ilic

Meet our Partners : F6S

F6S Innovation is taking the lead in communication, dissemination, and stakeholder engagement within the Planet4Health project. F6S is responsible for shaping and executing a comprehensive Communication and Dissemination Plan, ensuring that the project’s research and
CICERO team and quote about the project "Embracing a One Health perspective is vital for climate policies. The health of our planet, animals, and humans is intertwined and projects such as the Planet4Health project helps us better understand what it takes to limit adverse effects"

Meet our Partners: CICERO Centre for International Climate and Environmental Research

CICERO Centre for International Climate and Environmental Research contributes to the PLANET4HEALTH project by modelling air pollution levels in South Africa and examining its impact on health.
woman with face mask / air polution

Why Climate Change is a Human Health Concern?

Climate change is not only about rising global temperatures, which have significant environmental impacts, but also about how human health is adversely affected.
UFZ partners quote about the project "At UFZ, our primary objective within the Planet4Health project is to provide high-resolution hydrometeorological data and simulations covering historical periods, climate projections, and seasonal forecasts. By collaborating closely with project partners, we aim to establish a robust monitoring system, implement impact models, and develop an advanced early warning system through the application of cutting-edge machine learning techniques."

Meet our Partners: Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research – UFZ

The Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) is contributing to the Planet4Health project by simulating hydrometeorological variables, such as streamflow and soil moisture, using the mHM model. Their team of experts will develop advanced monitoring
Austrian agency for health and food safety (AGES) team members : PD Dr. Teresa G. Valencak – research coordinator and Ing. Karin Manner- Mathematician

Meet our Partners: Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety

AGES (Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety) is actively contributing to the PLANET4HEALTH project through Case Study 3: Food Safety in Central Europe. In this case study, AGES is compiling and analysing data on