Our Work

The Hub provides a platform to translate community-level climate risks into investable programmes, enabling sub-national governments to attract financing and implement scalable interventions.

To operationalise its vision, the Hub will execute a structured, multi-part workshop series as the core of its first-year activities. The series is deliberately sequenced as a sprint: moving subnational governments from governance alignment to data-driven decision-making, and finally to financed, implementable action.

Each workshop builds on the outputs of the previous one, ensuring continuity, ownership, and institutional embedding. Together, the workshops are designed not as stand-alone capacity-building events, but as a guided transformation process, one that culminates in investment-ready climate-health resilience programmes anchored within government systems.

Governance and Systems Design

Objective

To establish institutional clarity, cross-departmental ownership, and a shared system architecture for climate-health early warning at the city or district level.

Outputs

Draft City Climate-Health Surveillance Charter endorsed by participating departments
Mapped governance and coordination structure embedded within existing government systems
Agreement on priority climate-health risks to be addressed in subsequent workshops

From Data to Decisions

Objective

To translate governance intent into functional intelligence by building the technical and analytical foundations of climate-health early warning systems.

Outputs

Defined set of priority indicators and thresholds for climate-health early warning
Draft data integration and analytics blueprint aligned with the City Surveillance Charter
Preliminary operational workflow showing how alerts translate into action

Financing and Scaling