Digital Transformation

Referred to as the “defining issue of our time”, climate change and its impact on public health are undeniable. With more frequent extreme weather events and environmental degradation profoundly impacting communities worldwide, existing health disparities are exacerbated, demanding innovative pragmatic responses.

The COVID-19 Pandemic underscored the critical importance of emergency preparedness for all countries, prompting a renewed focus on allocating resources to prevention and planning. The interconnected nature of health crises highlighted the collective global responsibility to prevent, detect, and respond to health threats.

A holistic approach to global health ought to include robust initiatives to destigmatize mental health and advance culturally relevant solutions. Threats to mental health transcend borders, affecting individuals and communities across socio-economic and cultural backgrounds.