Posters are ready now! Come take a look at the 2nd floor, right next to the catering rooms. #WWCS2024

Julian Elliot presenting on 'Living evidence.& other frontiers in evidence' at #WWCS2024 in Berlin

#wwcs2024 has uniquely captured climate change #mitigation and #adaptation challenges from across the world. Here, research methods - systematic review - bind issues. We need evidence for sustainable development actions.

🌡️🌏 Explore the intricate links between climate and health, as discussed by our esteemed experts: Andy Haines, Isabel Fletcher, and Karla Soares-Weiser, members of our scientific steering committee. #ClimateHealth #WWCS2024

Democracy and climate are in crisis. What works? ask scientists @WWCS_summit. Suggestions discussed at #WWCS2024:

Great to see Andi Coombes using ⁦@gradeCERQUAL⁩ approach to appraise confidence in the findings of a qualitative evidence synthesis ⁦@WWCS_summit⁩ #wwcs2024

The inaugural @WWCS_summit took place this week to advance the science on #climatesolutions. I am honoured to have moderated, hosting: . - 335 registrants across 50 countries (all world regions). - 210 presentations, 44 sessions, & 10 keynotes&panels. #WWCS2024 📸: Tina Eichner

Introducing our #Keynote Samantha Cheng, Director of Conservation Evidence at @World_Wildlife. Curious to hear her insights and network with experts on evidence-based #ClimateSolutions? Don't miss your chance! Join the #WWCS2024 Summit in #Berlin from June 9-12. 🌐 #ClimateAction

The map helps to identify evidence gluts that can synthesised, and gaps that need filling with primary research - including is Ying the need for more robust research designs @WWCS_summit #wwcs2024 @pilesofsquid

Really great interactive (with prizes) session on digital evidence synthesis tools by ⁦@misc_nerd⁩ #wwcs2024 #wwcs

Thoughts from the closing panel @WWCS_summit #wwcs2024 ‘The time for talk is over - we need action now’ ‘synthesis needs to provide clear, actionable answers to funders, decision makers’ ‘scale, speed and quality of evidence to address climate change is needed’

"We need to learn the lessons of implementation.". Andy Haines at #WWCS2024 on the need to evaluate the impact of policies and actions on climate and health to understand what works, and the importance of tailoring interventions to local contexts

🚨 Last chance alert! 🚨Last #CallforAbstracts and session submissions! Dive into the world of groundbreaking scientific evidence synthesis at the #WWCS2024💡 Hurry, TODAY is the final day to submit your abstracts or sessions to this year’s Summit:

Alive is at the What Works - Climate Solutions Summit in Berlin this week and excited to be part of these crucial discussions to improve the way the world creates and uses trustworthy knowledge @WWCS_summit #WWCS2024 @RuthS3 @JanMinxMCC

🌍 At #WWCS2024, #GlobalHealth #IDRC grantees discussed the #ClimateHealth benefits of #ClimateAction in LMICs.

Final word goes to Jan Minx #WWCS2024 focusing on what we should all do next - does your next project contain an evidence synthesis workstream? @WWCS_summit

Cheikh Mbow outlines the importance of considering small farms and trees outside of forests/ agroforestry when thinking about climate adaptation/ mitigation in Africa @WWCS_summit #wwcs2024

Quality appraisal can be challenging but a new approach - developed through synthesis of existing tools and stakeholder engagement - has been published this week! See Camelot available here: .#wwcs2024 @WWCS_summit

.@MarinaRomanello says climate action is urgently needed to end human suffering. @LancetCountdown establishes -> climate health = human health. But knowing “what works” requires closing the ‘evidence synthesis’ gap —@jhjelliott Andy Haines @IsabelKFletcher #WWCS2024 @WWCS_summit

"We need to develop more interdisciplinary research teams in both the design & generation of primary research, but also in conducting #EvidenceSynthesis in #climate & #health" 👏👏. This is true in education as well. #WWCS2024