Environment, Climate Change, One Health and Migration
The Department for Environment, Climate Change, One Health and Migration works to prevent disease and promote health by addressing key areas of environmental health including climate change, clean energy; air quality; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); and chemicals and radiation. Health threats are addressed through a One Health approach that crosses the human, animal, and environmental sectors. It also promotes inclusive health policies and resilient health systems to meet the needs of migrants, refugees and displaced populations.

Covid-19 at work

WHO resources for occupational health in COVID-19 response and recovery

WHO’s action on COVID-19 response and recovery aims at protection of health workers and prevention and mitigation of COVID-19 in other work settings outside the health sector. Occupational health services have an important role for protecting workers and ensuring the business continuity of activities in all workplaces.

Protection of health workers and emergency responders

The protection of health workers is one of the priorities for the response to COVID-19. All healthcare facilities should have programmes for occupational health and infection prevention and control to protect health and safety of health workers.

WHO resources for workplaces

All workplaces, such as businesses, enterprises and plantations should protect the health and safety of their workers and those affected by their operations. The continuity of essential public services is important for the response to COVID-19.

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