
Alexandre Padilha will take a proposal to Türkiye to facilitate countries' access to international resources to prepare health systems for climate change
The Minister of Health, Alexandre Padilha, traveled to COP31 in Turkey to present the Financing Framework for the Belém Health Action Plan, with support from more than 40 countries and 50 international organizations, and AdaptaSUS, with R$10 billion, 27 goals and 93 actions to prepare the SUS for extreme weather events.
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The Financing Framework for the Belém Health Action Plan was developed with support from the WHO and the Rockefeller and Wellcome foundations. It is part of the Belém Health Action Plan, which hosted COP30 last year, and has the support of more than 40 countries and 50 international organizations.
The Minister of Health, Alexandre Padilha, traveled to COP31, in Turkey, where he will present a proposal to facilitate countries' access to international resources aimed at preparing health systems for climate change.
The Financing Framework for the Belém Health Action Plan, developed with the support of the WHO (World Health Organization) and the Rockefeller and Wellcome foundations, is part of the Belém Health Action Plan, which hosted COP30 last year. It has the support of more than 40 countries and 50 international organizations.
Padilha will also present AdaptaSUS, which has investments of R$10 billion, in addition to 27 goals and 93 actions, to prepare the Unified Health System for extreme weather events.
The regional bases of the SUS National Force, the Health and Climate Information Centers (CISCs) and the new resilient health units will be displayed as references.

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