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This Climate and Health Vulnerability Assessment (CHVA) sets out to understand howclimate change is affecting health outcomes and Tunisia’s health system, and whatopportunities exist for health system adaptation. It brings together climate modeling,geospatial mapping, disease burden analysis, and health system diagnostics, alongside consultations with national stakeholders. It identifies Tunisia’s priority climate-sensitive health risks, analyses the resilience of the national health system, and recommends practical, context-specific actions for health system adaptation. Where possible, these are presented at the subnational level to assist regional health planners in aligning adaptation with local realities.
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