Patricia Granja is a senior health expert working on the The Amazonian Indigenous Health and Climate Change Route project, which isĀ sponsored by Hivos with their partners.
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How climate change affects Indigenous communities in the Amazon
The project is documenting Indigenous beliefs, knowledge and practices regarding their health and the environment to improve policies and inform best practices for adaptation to climate change. The information will also be used to collaborate with organizations and institutions working on climate change and health.
September 24, 2024
