This #prototype represents a significant step towards #building a #SDM to assess the impacts of #floods, #heat, and resilience-building interventions on #health #service delivery, focusing on the #processes that drive #supply of services in #Brazil and #Zambia.

Thrilled our @reachproject-lshtm.bsky.social research was featured in the Climate Newsletter of Jornal Matinal (Porto Alegre, Brazil)! Ricardo Romanoff’s article reinforces the urgent need to address climate change impacts on maternal & child health systems.

@ivansilva92.bsky.social presented on the review of flood and heat impacts on maternal and child health care at the recent #IHEA2025 conference. Learn more about our work here: www.lshtm.ac.uk/research/cen...

Honored to represent DESID (Health Economics Dept., Brazilian Ministry of Health) at #IHEA2025 in Bali with Prof. Everton Silva (UnB), sharing research on #SUS financing, efficiency, sustainability & cost management.

Researchers from the #REACH project actively contributed to multiple sessions at the #IHEA2025, showcasing our work at the intersection of climate change and maternal & child health systems. Click here to learn more: www.lshtm.ac.uk/research/cen...