![]() ![]() Climate smart agricultural systems provide farmers innovation pathways and can include practices such as cover crops, no-till, manure fractionation, and feed additives for conversion efficiency amongst many others. Agriculture also cycles carbon and represents opportunities for greater sequestration through climate smart systems. emissions come from areas including soil management, growing of crops, energy conversion in feeding animals, nitrous oxide from fertilizer, rice patties, and manure. The agriculture sector represents 8.4% of total U.S. plastics), 2% is a result of the waste sector, and these emissions are primarily from food waste and lawn that generates methane gas. emissions that have been derived from fossil fuels (e.g. Processing and products represent 5.5% of total U.S. Within the energy sector, approximately 30% is transportation, 30% is housing and recreation, and 40% is energy used to make goods. There is a thinking that health emergencies are going to happen but the One Health approach offers solutions to prevent, prepare and respond to such unforeseen health challenges, he said, adding, "We all should work together across sectors".The energy sector emits 84% of total U.S. "Everybody agrees this is important and the way to approach this is to have a surveillance of highest quality all over, sharing of data in a timely way so that an alert goes out for people who may not necessarily be in danger today but tomorrow they could be in danger or may get into danger tomorrow, and also to create counter-measures to respond to the challenge in a concerted time-bound way collectively," he said. "That's clearly a very important agenda and there is a consensus that we should visualise our response to health emergencies through the lens of One-Health and this also specifically applies to anti-microbial resistance on which again there is a focus at the G20 Health Working Group," Dr Paul said. Speaking about the menace of anti-microbial resistance, he noted it has origins in antibiotic usage in humans and animals, and anti-microbial residues in the environment. Within the G20, the Health Working Group is focusing on climate change effects on the One-Health system, he said. “Climate change and its impact on health and human development and economics is a larger and a multi-dimensional issue that concerns us all," he said. Other emergencies could be those associated with extreme temperatures or triggered by floods,” Dr V K Paul, Member (Health), NITI Aayog said on the sidelines of the G20 Health Working Group meeting on Monday. These could be new infections or infections in geographies where they did not occur earlier. It poses threats to ways of life, livelihoods, health, safety and security for women and girls around the world. Photo: UN Photo/Martine Perret Gender inequality coupled with the climate crisis is one of the greatest challenges of our time. "With shifts related to climate change and also the way we are living our lives on this planet today, there is a likelihood of certain new types of health emergencies. 28 February 2022 A woman fishing in Dili, Timor-Leste. The other is strengthening cooperation in the pharmaceutical sector with a focus on access and availability to safe, effective, and affordable medical counter-measures.ĭigital health innovations and solutions to aid universal health coverage and improve healthcare service delivery are also among the priorities of India's G20 presidency. The One-Health approach recognises the interconnectedness of human, animal and environmental health. One of the priorities is health emergency prevention, preparedness and response with a focus on anti-microbial resistance and the One-Health framework. ![]() India’s G20 presidency focuses on three priorities in the health field. The discussions were held on Monday at the meeting being held here from June 4 to 6, official sources said. Hyderabad, Jun 6 (PTI) Discussions on climate change and its impact on health were held at the third Health Working Group meeting of the G20 here, with a focus on anti-microbial resistance and the need to visualise response through the lens of the "One-Health" framework. ![]()
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