London Greening Health Collaborative
Discover which groups are active in climate action in London ON?
The report offers recommendations to help decision-makers, interest holders, and community partners align priorities, use resources effectively, and advance shared climate goals.
navigate the visual above to explore which organizations are active in specific areas of climate impacts.
Key recommendations
Working more formally toward a community common agenda aligned with the CEAP
Implementing shared measurement systems to collect comprehensive real-world data across organizations
Utilizing data mapping tools (e.g., Kumu software) to support mutually reinforcing activities by capturing real-time data of organizations working on climate change action
Establishing a continuous communication structure or platform to allow organizations to add their data and share progress
Developing a backbone support structure for improving climate change activity coordination
Building meaningful partnerships with Indigenous communities to develop holistic climate solutions that centre Indigenous knowledge systems with a two-eyed seeing approach
other reports
The Chief Public Health Officer of Canada’s Report (2022) on Mobilizing Public Health Action on Climate Change in Canada.
Community Partner Climate Change Action Survey
The MLHU would like to thank those organizations who participated in the Community Partner Climate Change Action survey in December 2024. The information provided was key in mapping London’s activities around climate mitigation and adaptation efforts and to building an understanding of how we can work together more effectively in our local efforts.
resources
How climate change is affecting human health, who is most at risk and what we can do to reduce the impacts.
get involved
The London Greening Health Collaborative is a constantly changing group of health care related individuals who are working to bring awareness and transformation to the Health Care sector in terms of Adaptation and Mitigation to climate change.