Our mission is reflected in our strategy, our approach and our objectives. We consciously evaluate our performance through a broader lens – the number of lives we impact through our work.
Climate change will likely to result in roughly 250,000 more deaths annually from malnutrition, malaria, diarrhoea, and heat stress, as per the WHO’s estimates. Unfortunately, these adverse health consequences will not be equally distributed, as disadvantaged populations and low-income countries will be the most severely impacted.
This healthcare crisis will only escalate over time, with illnesses such as COPD, zoonotic diseases, heat strokes, and pathogenic diseases adding to the burden. Unfortunately, those who are least able to cope with such health threats are likely to suffer the most.
