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March 1, 2014

Location Broward County Florida

Organization Florida Public Health Institute, Southeast Florida Regional Climate Change Compact

More Information

Contact Email:[email protected]

HIA Report: https://flhealthinnovation.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/HIA-Final_Report_101514-compressed.pdf

At A Glance

Status:

Completed
Publication date:

2014, March
Decision-making levels:

Regional
Sectors:

Other
Additional topic areas:

Regulation, Legislation, Resilience and sustainability
Drivers of health:

Extreme weather events
Affected populations:

Chronic health conditions, Economically disadvantaged, Mental illness
Community types:

Urban
Research methods:

Literature review, Focus groups
Funding source:

Other funding