What if dengue is telling us something much bigger than how to control mosquitoes?
As our climate changes, dengue increasingly sits at the intersection of human health, climate, urbanisation, environmental change, community behaviour and health-system resilience.
That makes dengue not simply an infectious-disease challenge, but a systems and planetary health challenge—and an increasingly important strategic risk.
Bringing together perspectives from different parts of the world, this webinar will look beyond the mosquito to ask:
- How is a changing climate reshaping dengue risk?
- What happens when climate, ecological, urban and health risks interact?
- Can health systems move from reacting to outbreaks towards anticipating them?
- And if dengue is shaped by everything from water and waste to housing, urban planning and community behaviour, who actually “owns” the problem?
Perhaps the bigger question is: If we struggle to anticipate and manage a risk as familiar as dengue, how prepared are we for the next generation of climate-sensitive and planetary health risks?
Join us for a conversation connecting dengue, climate change, planetary health, systems thinking and strategic risk.
- 29th September 2026
- 11:00 UK / 15:30 Sri Lanka / 18:00 Malaysia
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