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Conflict, Climate and Mental Health: Interconnected Crises
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December 2024

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Franziska Laporte Uribe

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Hub Community on Global Mental Health

Climate change is contributing to conflicts and fragile environments, and conflict can contribute to climate change and reduce climate resilience. Following a biopsychosocial systemic model, physical health, mental health and social well-being are equally threatened by conflict and climate impacts. https://www.globalhealthhub.de/fileadmin/general_documents/202412_Poster_GH_in_Conflict_Settings_-_Mental_Health.pdf

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Climate Change and Mental Health - Two Inextricably Linked Global Crises. A Community Paper of the Global Health Hub Germany Community on Global Mental Health

We, members of the Global Health Hub Germany, welcome the initiative from the Federal Government to address connections between the environment, climate change and health in a holistic way. We hope that this marks the beginning of a collaboration between both scientists and industry-experts as well as “experts-by-experience”, i.e., those affected by climate change and/or living with mental health concerns. In this policy brief, we focus on two central themes: 1. The climate crisis as also a crisis of mental health that requires transdisciplinary thinking and collaboration at all levels. 2. Examples of good practice exist both nationally and internationally that can guide the implementation of actions.


Figure 1 illustrates some of the complex and multifaceted interlinkages.
Global Mental Health & Well-being – A Crosscutting Issue. A Community Paper of the Global Health Hub Germany Community on Global Mental Health

May 2023

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For the first time since the foundation of the Global Health Hub Germany in 2019, the members voted on an overarching and crosscutting topic for 2022: mental Health and well-being. By choosing this topic, Community members aimed for a deeper understanding of the relevance of mental health for the work of various Hub Communities and to start a conversation on the cross-cutting topic of mental health and health system strengthening. The Communities include key stakeholders across the fields of academia, clinical practice, civil society, and private sector in Germany and therefore hold a unique and multifaceted perspective on the Global Health landscape in Germany. https://www.globalhealthhub.de/fileadmin/user_upload/20230511_GHHG_Policy_Brief_Mental_Health.pdf


Global Mental Health & Well-being – A Crosscutting Issue. A Community Paper of the Global Health Hub Germany Com-munity on Global Mental Health

May 2023

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For the first time since the foundation of the Global Health Hub Germany in 2019, the members voted on an overarching and crosscutting topic for 2022: mental Health and well-being. By choosing this topic, Community members aimed for a deeper understanding of the relevance of mental health for the work of various Hub Communities and to start a conversation on the cross-cutting topic of mental health and health system strengthening. The Communities include key stakeholders across the fields of academia, clinical practice, civil society, and private sector in Germany and therefore hold a unique and multifaceted perspective on the Global Health landscape in Germany.

Citations (1)


... Menurut Indonesia National Adolescent Mental Health Survei (I-NAMHS), satu dari tiga remaja Indonesia memiliki masalah kesehatan mental, sementara satu dari dua puluh remaja Indonesia memiliki gangguan kesehatan mental dalam 12 bulan terakhir (Gloria, 2022). Gangguan kesehatan mental menyumbang hampir 15% dari beban penyakit secara global (Kemna et al., 2023) dan sebanyak 10-20% remaja di dunia menderita gangguan kesehatan mental (Jones et al., 2021). Data Riskesdas (Riset Kesehatan Dasar) 2018, angka kejadian gangguan mental pada populasi usia 15 tahun keatas mencapai sekitar 6,1% (Rachmawati, 2020), sedangkan untuk gangguan mental emosional dengan gejala depresi dan cemas yang dideteksi pada penduduk usia 15 tahun keatas sebesar 9,8% dari penduduk Indonesia (Direktur Kesehatan Jiwa Kementerian Kesehatan Republik Indonesia, 2022). ...

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Perilaku Bunuh Diri pada Remaja : Systematic Literature Review
Global Mental Health & Well-being – A Crosscutting Issue. A Community Paper of the Global Health Hub Germany Community on Global Mental Health