Description of the Action
CliMent will help Europe maintain its individual and societal well-being
Mental health challenges are a growing concern across Europe, while climate change presents an unpredictable and far-reaching risk. Despite this, the connection between climate change and mental health remains underexplored, particularly in terms of individual and societal impacts, as well as potential interventions.
CliMent is dedicated to:
- Enhancing our understanding of how climate change affects mental well-being in Europe.
- Identifying and refining coping strategies.
- Implementing short-term behavioral interventions to drive societal change.
- Developing long-term strategies to support sustainability.
By bringing together experts from across Europe and fostering collaboration across disciplines, CliMent aims to:
- Strengthen the scientific foundation on climate-related mental health effects.
- Support career development for mental health researchers and practitioners.
- Empower citizens, educators, and policymakers through Communities of Practice, equipping them with the tools to address the mental health challenges posed by climate change.
CliMent as a Collaborative Effort for a Resilient Future
CliMent leverages the expertise of a European network, bringing together diverse disciplines to address the mental health challenges posed by climate change. The initiative’s expected outcomes include:
- Advancing scientific knowledge on climate-related mental health impacts.
- Supporting career development for mental health professionals.
- Empowering citizens, educators, and policymakers through Communities of Practice, fostering resilience in the face of climate-related challenges.
By bridging research, policy, and action, CliMent contributes to sustaining individual and societal well-being in an era of climate change.