Preventing infectious diseases at the community level: an asset ecosystems approach

Oseni, Zainab Shannon Geordan

The proceedings contains 23 papers. The topics discussed include: Preventing infectious diseases at the community level: an asset ecosystems approach;A three-dimensional dietary index (nutritional quality, environment, and price) and reduced mortality: a prospective study in the Seguimiento Universidad de Navarra cohort;Social resilience and climate change: findings from community listening sessions;Towards using climate to increase lead time of a malaria early warning system in Mozambique;Perceptions, priorities, and project delivery problems in women's and environmental health in Peru: a qualitative study;Countering the obesity and non-communicable diseases epidemic in the Pacific region: a critical policy review;Health and environmental co-benefits of city urban form in Latin America: an ecological study;Effect of adoption of electric vehicles on public health and air pollution in China: a modelling study;Climate change, hunger, and rural health through the lens of farming styles: an agent-based model to assess the potential role of peasant farming;Exposure, hazard, and vulnerability and their contribution to Schistosoma haematobium re-infection in northern Senegal;Improving wellbeing by integrating health and conservation: findings from cross-sectional surveys;Developing a local framework for the Brazilian food system incorporating socioeconomic, nutritional, and environmental aspects;The effect of environmental degradation and land use change on malaria re-emergence in south Venezuela: a spatiotemporal modelling study;Effect of climate change, connectivity, and socioeconomic factors on the expansion of the dengue virus transmission zone in 21st century Brazil: an ecological modelling study;Coronavirus from cities to forests: mapping vulnerable interfaces and hotspots for SARS-CoV-2 spillover from humans to biodiversity;Association between ambient PM2·5 and under-5, infant, and child mortality in Latin America, 2010–15: a longitudinal analysis