(AGENPARL) – ven 28 ottobre 2022 WHO Media
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A virtual press briefing with simultaneous translation in all UN languages with the participation of the WHO Director-General is tentatively scheduled for next week. If confirmed, media advisory with dial-in details will be emailed in advance.
Monday, 31 October
WHO and WMO launch a new knowledge platform for climate and health
The first global knowledge platform dedicated to climate and health – climahealth.info – will be launched by the Health Organization and World Meteorological Organization, with support from the Wellcome Trust.
It is in response to growing calls for actionable information to protect people from the health risks of climate change and other environmental hazards. Climate and health are inextricably linked. Climate change, extreme weather events and environmental degradation have fundamental impact on human health and well-being. More people than ever before are exposed to increased climate-related health risks, from poor water and air quality to infectious diseases and heat stress.
The information will be available [here](https://worldhealthorganization.cmail20.com/t/d-l-zcutiy-iitylyihjr-d/), at 9:00 am on Monday, 31 October.
Monday, 31 October
WHO launches 4th Health for All Film Festival
Join the movement for increasing health impact through film!
The call for short films (up to 8 minutes long) opens on 31 October 2022 and will close on 31 January 2023.
Three “GRAND PRIX” will be awarded, one for each main category, aligned with WHO’s major global public health goals: universal health coverage, health emergencies, better health and well-being. There will also be special prizes for films about climate change and health, sexual and reproductive health and rights, a student-produced film, and a very short film (1’ to 2’30” in length).
Sharon Stone, critically acclaimed actress from the USA and public advocate of health and humanitarian issues, has confirmed that she will join the jury again in 2023, having participated in the 2022 festival.
Please read the full press release at [here](https://worldhealthorganization.cmail20.com/t/d-l-zcutiy-iitylyihjr-h/) and find more information about HAFF at the following link: [www.who.int/film-festival](https://worldhealthorganization.cmail20.com/t/d-l-zcutiy-iitylyihjr-k/)
Monday, 31 October
World Cities Day
While the burden of malaria is currently still higher in rural areas, current trends in urbanization mean that in a few years most people living in malaria-endemic countries will reside in urban areas. On the occasion of World Cities Day 2022, WHO and UN Habitat launch the Global framework for the response to malaria in urban areas. The Framework provides guidance to city government officials, health professionals and urban planners for a comprehensive malaria response specifically in urban areas, where the dynamics of transmission and burden of vector-borne diseases can be different from that of rural areas.
There will be a webinar to launch the new framework at the following time on Monday; 15:00–16:30 CET / 9:00–10:30 EST. To register and find out more information, click [here](https://worldhealthorganization.cmail20.com/t/d-l-zcutiy-iitylyihjr-u/).
Tuesday, 2 November
Antimicrobial resistance, COVID-19 and pandemic preparedness webinar
2 November 2022: 15.30-16.45 (CET)
Webinar objectives:
– To provide an update on recent research by WHO on AMR and COVID-19
– To provide an update on the revised AMR indicators included in the revised IHR/ Joint External Evaluation Tool (2022)
– To highlight why, and where AMR interventions could be included in the “Pandemic Preparedness” treaty or instrument and binding provisions being negotiated through the Intergovernmental Negotiating Body (INB)