Our common ambition: prioritising children’s health amidst the climate crisis

Connect with colleagues from over 80 countries who are protecting children from climate change health impacts. This free peer learning experience brings together Save the Children's latest policy guidance with The Geneva Learning Foundation's proven method for sharing knowledge across borders.

You will learn directly from health workers facing the same challenges you see every day. Share your experiences. Get practical ideas you can use immediately. Build lasting connections with professionals worldwide.

What you will gain

Learn why children born today will face 6 times more heatwaves than children born 60 years ago. Discover how climate change increases malaria, diarrhea, malnutrition, and mental health problems in children. Find out what works to protect children in different countries and contexts.

Get concrete tools to:

• Recognize climate health threats to children in your area
• Strengthen your health services against extreme weather
• Work with other sectors to protect children
• Advocate for resources your community needs
• Engage children in finding solutions

Your learning community

Join health workers, nurses, doctors, program managers, and policy makers from every continent. Learn from someone managing child malnutrition in Kenya. Share ideas with a nurse treating heat illness in India. Get advice from a program manager building climate-ready health centers in Bangladesh.

Your experience matters. Your solutions help others. Together, we make children healthier and safer in a changing climate.

Start learning with the world today.

Why this partnership matters

Save the Children, the world's leading child rights organization, has joined with The Geneva Learning Foundation to transform their major policy report into an interactive learning experience. Instead of reading alone, you learn with peers who understand your daily challenges.

This is not a traditional course. You create projects based on your real work. Colleagues from other countries review your ideas and share their own solutions. Together, you build knowledge that works in the real world.