"Piloting Climate Change Adaptation to Protect Human Health", a joint UNDP/WHO project funded by the Global Environment Facility (2015): Report

The Pilot Programme on Climate Change Adaptation to Protect Human Health was funded by the Global Environment Facility, whose statutes require both a mid-term and a terminal external evaluation for all projects funded. This global project was designed to increase the adaptive capacity of national health system institutions to prepare for and respond to the health risks of climate variability and change. It was developed in collaboration between UNDP and WHO, with the former being the implementing agency and the latter the executing agency. This terminal evaluation was commissioned by WHO, following a mid-term evaluation in May 2013, and carried out by an external evaluator.