健康是气候行动的核心

As an accredited observer to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), PAN International brings a crucial perspective to global climate discussions. Health is key to climate action and the connection is clear: climate change is a health emergency, food systems are a major driver of emissions, and nutrition impacts not only personal health but also that of the planet.

This was echoed at COP28, where over 140 countries signed the UAE Declaration on Climate and Health, recognising climate change as a pressing health threat and committing to stronger integration of health in climate policy.

在今年的波恩气候大会上，PAN 共同主办了一场会外活动，主题是粮食政策中的蛋白质多样化。膳食选择不仅影响个人健康结果，还影响公共卫生、地球稳定性和医疗保健系统的复原力。增加蛋白质来源的多样性，特别是通过更多地纳入植物性选择，提供了一种既能支持气候目标又能改善人口健康的战略。 

Our dialogue in Bonn began with a simple yet urgent question: should health be treated as a welcome side effect of climate action, or should it be the driving force behind it?

Explore the full insights and key takeaways from this vital discussion in our Knowledge Hub.

Teresa Strobel, Managing Director of PAN DACH with Daniela Bergthaler, second chairwoman at PAN DACH & head of PAN Austria.