WHO has developed different indicators of children's (environmental) health (see attached report) for the following categories:
- vector-borne diseases
- respiratory diseases
- food- and water-borne diseases (diarrhoeal diseases)
- physical injuries
- perinatal diseases

Is this sufficient in regard to the emerging effects of climate change? What about e.g. malnutrition, as mentioned in the report? And, more important, how do we use these indicators?

Children are mostly effected by the change in climate and the environment positions.This is because they are mostly not very immune to such conditions,therefore children must be given extra care when the wheather is changing.




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