Futureproofing Health: Developing a Center for Climate-Resilient Health in Disasters
面向未来的健康:建立灾害中气候适应性健康中心
基本信息
- 批准号:10835247
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 40.24万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-09-20 至 2026-08-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AccountabilityCase StudyClimateCollaborationsCommunitiesContractsCountryData SetDevelopmentDisastersDisciplineEarth scienceEducational CurriculumFutureGenerationsGoalsHealthHealth SciencesHealth protectionIndividualInstitutionInternationalKnowledgeLeadershipLearningMainstreamingOutcomePoliciesPolicy MakerResearchResearch MethodologyResearch PersonnelResearch Project GrantsScientistSeriesShapesSocial SciencesStructureStudentsTrainingUniversitiesVoicecareer networkingclimate changeclimate dataclimate disasterclimate impactclimate scienceclimate-related healthcohortcommunity engagementdesigndoctoral studentexperiencefield studyinformation organizationinnovationinterestknowledge basenext generationpeerpeer learningpreventpromote resilienceresearch studyresilienceskill acquisitionskillssymposiumtool
项目摘要
ABSTRACT: InnovatEd Leaders Network Core
The goal of the InnovatEd Leaders Network Core (ILN) is to build research capacity by developing the
professional networks, knowledge base and representation of the next generation of researchers, practitioners
and policy makers in climate, health and disasters. The ILN Core will support the overall goal of CORD, which
is to develop action-oriented strategies to protect health and build resilience in climate-related disasters. Within
the 7 universities around that world that will participate in CORD, the ILN Core will establish a cohort of PhD
students who focus on health effects of climate change in their studies and thesis projects. The ILN Core will
create mechanisms to connect them to peers in other countries and expose them to a variety of different
disciplinary methods and research in climate, health, and disasters. They will be equipped with the tools and
networks needed to prevent or ameliorate the impact of climate disasters on health.
Aim ILC1 is to build a global trans-disciplinary cohort of PhD students to collaborate on research relating to
climate, health, and disasters. Their research projects will focus on the Case Studies in the Research Project
Core, which will include one project in each participating country. Peer-to-peer learning contracts between
pairs of students of diverse perspectives and experiences will encourage accountability and support among
students and build bridges to future collaborations. Common curricula of technical and professional skills will
be offered via professional development mini courses. Aim ILC2 is to integrate climate and health into
disciplinary curricula. Participating universities will review their curricula in the domains of earth sciences,
health sciences, or social sciences and will adjust them to mainstream climate and health in each discipline.
Aim ILC3 is to promote representation of future leaders at national and international forums on climate and
health and help them build professional networks.
The ILN Core will create in a new generation of scientists who have specific trans-disciplinary training in the
health effects of climate change, in creating and using important new climate datasets for the Global South,
and in using principles of community engagement to tailor climate change research studies and Anticipatory
Actions to the specific communities they serve. They will be prepared to become researchers, practitioners and
policy makers in climate and health in order to shape future outcomes around the world.
摘要:创新的领导者网络核心
创新的领导者网络核心(ILN)的目标是通过开发
下一代研究人员,从业者的专业网络,知识库和代表
以及气候,健康和灾难的政策制定者。 ILN核心将支持CORD的整体目标,
是为了制定以行动为导向的策略来保护与气候有关的灾难中的健康并建立韧性。之内
那个世界上将参与绳索的七所大学,伊尔恩核心将建立一系列博士学位
专注于研究和论文项目中气候变化的健康影响的学生。 iln核心将
创建机制将它们连接到其他国家的同龄人,并将其暴露于各种不同
气候,健康和灾难中的纪律方法和研究。他们将配备工具和
预防或改善气候灾难对健康的影响所需的网络。
AIM ILC1是建立全球跨学科的博士学位学生,以合作与有关的研究
气候,健康和灾难。他们的研究项目将重点放在研究项目中的案例研究上
核心将包括每个参与国家的一个项目。点对点学习合同
各种各样的观点和经验的学生将鼓励责任和支持
学生并建造未来合作的桥梁。技术和专业技能的常见课程将
通过专业开发迷你课程提供。目标ILC2是将气候和健康整合到
纪律课程。参与大学将在地球科学领域审查其课程,
卫生科学或社会科学,并将它们调整为每个学科的主流气候和健康。
AIM ILC3是在国家和国际气候论坛上促进未来领导人的代表
健康并帮助他们建立专业网络。
ILN核心将在新一代的科学家中创建,他们在接受特定的跨学科培训中
气候变化的健康影响,为全球南方创建和使用重要的新气候数据集,
并利用社区参与原则来量身定制气候变化研究研究和预期
对他们所服务的特定社区的行动。他们将准备成为研究人员,从业者和
气候和健康的政策制定者为了塑造世界各地的未来成果。
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