Submit Panels, Abstracts, and Satellites for CUGH 2023

Please see the recording of our October 15th symposium on climate and health, which had a stellar roster of speakers from around the world. Panelists leading international organizations shared how addressing climate change (and the biodiversity crisis) can improve health and the broader social determinants of health.

The environmental drivers of disease spillover are neglected in current efforts to prevent and detect future pandemics. The following session at the Geneva Health Forum, "Addressing the Environmental Drivers of Pandemics," was co-organized and moderated by CUGH’s Executive Director, Dr. Keith Martin. It contains many useful initiatives from leading scientists in the field that will not only prevent pandemics but will also address climate change and the biodiversity crisis.

Learn more about our upcoming webinars and workshops and access past webinar materials on important global health topics.

See and share our monthly Newsletter, which will keep you up-to-date on Global Health news.

Find open-access resources on a number of development and global health topics, as well as materials for cross cutting areas such as advocacy, research, and more.

Join our network of over 170 institutions across the world working to address global health challenges.

CUGH 2022 concluded on April 1st. Nearly 5,000 people from 135 countries attended the conference and the satellite sessions. It was a resounding success. CUGH would like to thank everyone who organized, spoke at, sponsored, or attended CUGH2022.

Please see and share the conference flyer for our 2023 annual conference.