Climate Change Poses Growing Health Threat to Africa's Healthcare
Africa’s Health Systems Must Confront Climate Change As A Critical Health Crisis - Health Policy Watch

Climate change has been far too frequently conceptualized as an environmental or economic problem, a matter that can be handled by government agencies alone.
Africa's health systems face mounting pressure from climate change impacts including extreme weather, disease spread, and resource scarcity. Experts argue climate change must be recognized as a critical health crisis requiring coordinated action beyond environmental agencies. The continent's vulnerable populations are experiencing increased health emergencies that overwhelm existing medical infrastructure.
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