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This report considers the scientific evidence regarding possible health gains and, where relevant, health risks of climate change mitigation measures in the residential housing sector. The report is one in a Health in the Green Economy series led by WHO’s Department of Public Health and Environment. Other reports in the series focus on transport, household energy in developing countries, agriculture and health care facilities.
Some choices, however, may be better than others in terms of health impacts, or reducing health risks. New and sometimes overlooked opportunities are also examined where health gains and sustainability objectives can be mutually reinforcing.
Some choices, however, may be better than others in terms of health impacts, or reducing health risks. New and sometimes overlooked opportunities are also examined where health gains and sustainability objectives can be mutually reinforcing.
Content:-
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Key messages
Background and rationale
Scope and methods
Summary of findings
INTRODUCTION
Background and rationale
Scope and methods
Key messages
Background and rationale
Scope and methods
Summary of findings
INTRODUCTION
Background and rationale
Scope and methods
1. OVERVIEW OF HOUSING AND CLIMATE/ENVIRONMENT LINKAGES
2. REVIEW OF HOUSING AND HEALTH RISKS
3. EVALUATING HEALTH CO-BENEFITS AND RISKS OF IPCC-REVIEWED MITIGATION STRATEGIES
4. GAP ANALYSIS: OPTIMIZING HEALTH BENEFITS AND CORRECTING RISKS OF MITIGATION STRATEGIES
5. TOOLS TO ASSESS, PLAN AND FINANCE HEALTHY AND CLIMATE-FRIENDLY
HOUSING
HOUSING
6. CASE STUDIES OF GOOD PRACTICE
7. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
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