02 Oct 2026

The human aspects of climate and business: the climate-health nexus feedback

Chapter Zero is working with Wellcome on a project to ensure boardrooms are addressing the critical climate-related health issues as part of good governance. The project points out: climate-health impacts are here, they are (becoming increasingly) material, they are by and large not being considered strategically by boards, the time for board action is now, and Chapter Zero and Wellcome are planning to arm non-executive directors with the knowledge and tools to drive rapid action at board level.

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The human aspects of climate and business: the climate-health nexus

1. Before accessing these resources how would you describe your organisation's action on climate-related health risks? (Please answer for your organisation's Board(s) or leadership team(s), as applicable)

2. To what extent have these resources increased your understanding and confidence to discuss climate-related health risks in a Board or leadership setting?

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