This report examines how clinical trials contribute to environmental impacts and outlines key considerations for integrating environmental sustainability into trial design, conduct and oversight. It explores the carbon footprint and resource use associated with clinical research activities – inclu ... ding site operations, participant travel, supply chains, data management and waste – and highlights how these impacts intersect with climate change risks to health systems and research infrastructure. more

The Asia-Pacific Climate Change Adaptation Information Platform (AP-PLAT) is an online platform designed to support climate change adaptation in the Asia-Pacific region. It provides scientific data, tools, and knowledge to policymakers, researchers, businesses, and the public in order to improve und ... erstanding of climate risks and support evidence-based decision-making. The platform aims to strengthen resilience and sustainability by promoting collaboration between countries and institutions, sharing best practices, and enabling effective adaptation actions. Its core activities include generating and integrating scientific information on climate impacts, developing practical tools for adaptation planning, and building capacity through training and knowledge exchange. Overall, AP-PLAT functions as a central hub that connects science with stakeholders and facilitates informed responses to climate change across the region. more

This holistic approach includes programmatic, political, policy-related and financial aspects of the HIV response. The new Primer provides the rationale, the definitions, and an in-depth explanation of this new sustainability approach. Additionally, UNAIDS has released a new Companion Guide which in ... cludes country-specific analytical resource packages and a sustainability assessment tool. These resources will serve as tools 
to help countries and partners develop roadmaps and navigate the path towards sustainability. more

As we approach 2025, the longer-term sustainability of the HIV response is a pressing concern: work to achieve and sustain an impactful HIV response must intensify. As countries work to reach the goal of ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030, UNAIDS has released the 
“HIV Response Sustai ... nability Primer” which proposes a new approach to ensure the sustainability of the HIV response. This holistic approach includes programmatic, political, policy-related and financial aspects of the HIV response. The new Primer provides the rationale, the definitions, and an in-depth explanation of this new sustainability approach. Additionally, UNAIDS has released a new Companion Guide which includes country-specific analytical resource packages and a sustainability assessment tool. These resources will serve as tools 
to help countries and partners develop roadmaps and navigate the path towards sustainability. more