Adapting to Extreme Heat: Global Collaboration for Resilient Health

HeatNexus unites nine innovative research projects to address the health impacts of extreme heat through collaborative adaptation strategies.

Extensive reforestation efforts, before and after between 2022 and 2024. 2022 half shows a brown, mostly arid land while 2024 shows a green, reforested land
Extensive reforestation efforts.
Credit: LEAD Foundation
A woman wearing a red scarf and blue clothing carries a large bundle of firewood on her head, walking through a dry, rural landscape under the bright sun
Rural woman carrying firewood on her head through a rural landscape.
photo by pixelfusion3d

Why Heat Adaptation is Critical

Extreme heat is a growing global crisis, threatening lives and livelihoods. HeatNexus connects researchers, policymakers, and communities to drive action and implement scalable, sustainable solutions.

50%

increase in heatwaves in the last decade

(IUCN)

1.2 billion

people who face heat-related health risks annually

(World Bank)

Be part of the change

Heat Adaptation Research for Action
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