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Reducing Health and Nutrition Impacts of Drought through Anticipatory Action

Reducing Health and Nutrition Impacts of Drought through Anticipatory Action

by Eileen Huang | October 29, 2025

Hazard-focused anticipatory action (AA) plans that focus on drought often seek to mitigate or avoid negative impacts to nutrition and food security. The most recommended approach for AA for malnutrition is to establish surge capacity in health systems, preparing the...
Health Outcomes of Anticipatory Action for Waterborne Disease

Health Outcomes of Anticipatory Action for Waterborne Disease

by Eileen Huang | October 29, 2025

Waterborne disease anticipatory action (AA) plans focus entirely on reducing health impacts and rely heavily on surveillance systems. Globally, government agencies have developed elaborate surveillance and control measures to combat the spread of waterborne disease,...
Health Outcomes of Anticipatory Action for Vector-borne Disease

Health Outcomes of Anticipatory Action for Vector-borne Disease

by Eileen Huang | October 29, 2025

Predictive modelling, surveillance and risk mapping, early warning systems, and anticipatory action (AA) such as pre-positioned resources are all important means for preventing vector-borne diseases. The vector-borne diseases identified as key to address through AA...
Reducing Health Impacts of Storms and Flooding through Anticipatory Action

Reducing Health Impacts of Storms and Flooding through Anticipatory Action

by Eileen Huang | October 29, 2025

The human health impact of storms and flooding occur during and after these weather events and include risks of injury or death as well as waterborne disease. The most common health measures in anticipatory action (AA) plans for storms and flooding are prevention of...
Reducing Health Impacts of Heatwaves through Anticipatory Action

Reducing Health Impacts of Heatwaves through Anticipatory Action

by Eileen Huang | October 29, 2025

Extreme heat is one of the fastest-growing hazards globally. Anticipatory action (AA) is one way to reduce the negative health impacts of heatwaves alongside other adaptive strategies to reduce the likelihood and prevalence of heat illness and other heat-related...
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