Training

Climate-health training, built for the African front line.

Webinars, specialized workshops, and evidence-based training — designed by African clinicians, for African clinicians.

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Past webinars · free recordings

Webinars

Real conversations on Africa's climate–health frontline

Africa Climate and Health Innovation Institute runs a monthly webinar series designed to train healthcare professionals, students, and communities on the health impacts of climate change. Every month, a new session tackles a critical topic, from child health and infectious disease to mental health and heat inequality, led by experts across Africa. Since January 2026, ACHII has delivered training consistently, month after month, equipping attendees with practical, evidence-based actions they can apply immediately. When you join ACHII's webinar series, you're signing up for ongoing, reliable training on climate and health.

1-Year Anniversary · August Webinar

Topic and speaker to be announced.

Who should attend

Healthcare professionals, students, advocates, and community members — as with every ACHII webinar.

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Featured Speakers

The voices behind the series.

Lasisi Godwin

Lasisi Godwin

Toluwalase Abiona

Toluwalase Abiona

Jennifer Uchendu

Jennifer Uchendu

Dr. Ayodele Majekodunmi

Dr. Ayodele Majekodunmi

Dr. Msilikale Walter Manyiri

Dr. Msilikale Walter Manyiri

Pharm (Dr.) Esther Amos

Pharm (Dr.) Esther Amos

Odunola Oladeji

Odunola Oladeji

Sharon Chiahemen

Sharon Chiahemen

Kehinde Olanrewaju

Kehinde Olanrewaju

Funmilayo Adeagbo Famuyiwa

Funmilayo Adeagbo Famuyiwa

Abdulhakeem Abdulsalam Oladipupo

Abdulhakeem Abdulsalam Oladipupo

Kosomolate Precious

Kosomolate Precious

Past Webinar Recordings

Catch up on the series so far.

All recordings free, in full. Watch on your own time, share with your team.

WB0000 · October 2025

Climate Change Is a Health Emergency: What Every Healthcare Worker Must Know

From heat waves to flooding, shifting weather patterns are fueling new health emergencies. Healthcare workers stand at the frontline, yet many lack the knowledge to connect climate change with its medical consequences.

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WB0001 · January 2026

The Future of Food & Sustainable Agriculture in Nigeria

Nigeria loses ₦3.5 trillion in food annually post-harvest. Climate change is compounding these failures. Four audience-specific solutions across households, farmers, youth, and advocates.

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WB0002 · February 2026

Future-Proofing Childhood: Building Climate-Resilient Minds

85% of brain development happens before age 3. Heat, malnutrition, and disaster stress during this window cause irreversible damage. The most evidence-dense session of the series.

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WB0003 · March 2026

The Big Itch: Why Climate Change is the Best Thing to Happen to Mosquitoes

International attendance from Afghanistan and Zambia. Two One Health and epidemiology experts featured. AI outbreak prediction accuracy: 85%.

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WB0004 · April 2026

Too Hot to Handle: Why Heat is the Ultimate Inequality

The highest participation quality of the series. Interactive Kahoot quiz introduced. Extreme heat framed as a justice and equity issue, not just a medical one.

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WB0005 · May 2026

Minds Under Pressure: The Unseen Wounds of Climate Change

Explored the mental health impacts of climate change in African communities, highlighting issues such as eco-anxiety, eco-grief, and the need for holistic post-disaster support.

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WB0006 · June 2026

Voices From The Margins: Protecting Women, Elderly, and Low-Income Communities in Africa's Climate Crisis

This webinar examined the disproportionate climate burdens faced by vulnerable populations across Africa — women, the elderly, and low-income communities — who bear the greatest impacts yet remain excluded from decision-making.

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WB0007 · July 2026

Cities Underwater: Decoding the 2026 Flood Crisis and How Youth Can Build Climate Resilience

As extreme rainfall and failing municipal infrastructure trigger flash floods across Africa, this session unpacked the flood emergency and connected it to systemic climate vulnerabilities — from blocked drainage to waterborne disease outbreaks.

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In Their Words

What people tell us after a session.

I especially loved the connection made with heat and other public health issues around us. I also enjoyed the part where the speaker spoke about healthcare workers being trained on climate change issues and how they affect our health. I think that's something that needs to be included in our curriculum in school, because all I know about climate change are from webinars and sessions like this I attended.

Final Year Pharmacy Student

The panel session with the speakers, especially the part where the use of insecticide treated nets was found to have a profound effect on mitigation of malaria parasite infection. I especially loved the part where I learned something new, about the insecticide sprayed paints that can be used to paint houses and prevent mosquitoes from reproducing when they perch on the wall.

Final Year Pharmacy Student

I enjoyed the Question and Answer session. Also how the speaker simplifies the message

Customer service representative.

I loved the way the presenters spoke and the way they kept the humor in the conversation thus making the webinar captivating, educative and interesting at the same time.

Student and Freelancer

The presenters slides were so concise and straight to the point while still being engaging

Medical Doctor

What Will You Change - I now have the knowledge and zeal to talk about the effect of climate change of children, so I will educate parents, teachers and children I come across and spend time with.

Operations Manager

What Did You Learn - I am determined to pay more attention to environmental health in my daily life. Specifically, I will try to reduce water consumption avoid excessive use of plastic and encourage others to follow health and environmental principles.

Community Member

What Will You Change - I already make little changes such as disposing my waste properly, but I'm committing to speaking more to my friends and colleagues about climate change and the action it has on our planet and our health. I used to do that earlier on to the extent my friends nicknamed me 'zero waste advocate', now however, I want to be able to help communities especially low income communities in any little way as possible and also keep advocating for climate action.

Final Year Pharmacy Student

What Did You Learn - I'll ensure to drink more water and encourage others around me to do the same.

Student

Training Programs

Free. Open-Access. Built to be used — with or without us.

ACHII believes that climate-health evidence and tools belong to the frontline. Our Resource Bank equips our allies, advocates, and partners with open-access assets—from policy briefs to visual infographics—designed to be independently shared, adapted, and scaled for community impact.

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Climate-Health Fellowship Programme

A structured cohort programme for the next generation of African climate-health practitioners.

We are building a structured Fellowship Programme — combining mentorship, cohort learning, fieldwork, and research credentialing — to train the next generation of African climate-health practitioners. Applications open later in 2026.

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