Climate and Health Program Evalutation

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Description

Website providing information on evaluation of climate and health program actions, including methodologies and case studies.

Questions this resource can help answer

What are examples of how states have evaluated climate and health programs?

How do I use this resource?

Three types of information are available. There are links to the CDC evaluation and BRACE framework. There is an evaluation plan for the climate and health program. And there are two evaluation reports for the NC Heat Health Alert System.

Resource information

Resource owner

Government

Format

Website

Backup URL

Update Frequency

Irregularly

Geographic Coverage

North Carolina

Technical specifications

Methodology

Case studies use the Center for Disease Control evaluation framework and the CDC Building Resilience Against Climate Effects (BRACE) framework.

Sectors

Other

Other Specifications

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