Home > Field of Cooperation > Climate Change＆Health > Climate change adaptation to smoke haze for improved child health in Southeast Asia
Climate change adaptation to smoke haze for improved child health in Southeast Asia |
| Principal Investigator / Affiliation | Sotiris Vardoulakis (Professor) / the University of Canberra Health Resarch Institute  Australia |
|---|---|
Kraichat Tantrakarnapa (Associate Professor of Environmental Health, and Deputy Dean for Facilities and Environment) / Mahidol University  Thailand |
|
Budi Haryanto (Professor and Director of Environmental Health Science) / University of Indonesia  Indonesia |
|
Vannak Ann (Vice-Dean/Lecturer in Hydrology, GIS and Remote Sensing) / Institute of Technology of Cambodia  Cambodia |
|
Keophousone Phonhalath (Assistant Professor) / National University of Laos  Lao PDR |
|
| Year Adopted | 2023 |
| Research Period | 3 years |
| General Description of the Research Project | This interdisciplinary research project aims to assess the effectiveness of climate change adaptation interventions for strengthening community resilience to smoke haze in Southeast Asia, and increasing their adoption and implementation in the region to protect children’s health. The project takes an integrated and multi-sectoral approach to manage the inter-related factors of adaptation interventions, such as early warning systems, clean air rooms, and targeted public health information, in culturally appropriate ways that promote their acceptance and implementation in local communities. |
| Photo Gallery | |
| Reports | |
| Links |
Researchers
| Principal Investigator / Country of Research Team | 
Sotiris Vardoulakis, Professor, Australia
Kraichat Tantrakarnapa Thailand
Budi Haryanto Indonesia
Vannak Ann Cambodia
Keophousone Phonhalath Lao PDR |
|---|