Training for Health Officials

Conducted structured training sessions for government health officials including Health Inspectors (HIs), Assistant Health Inspectors (AHIs), Health Assistants (HAs), and Sub-Assistant Nurses (SSNs). The training focused on climate-sensitive health interventions, community-based program implementation, and integrating climate-health adaptation into existing health system structures.

• Build capacity of government health officials on climate-health linkages
• Enhance technical skills for community-based health program implementation
• Improve coordination between government health workers and BRAC CHWs
• Strengthen surveillance and reporting on climate-sensitive diseases
• Promote inter-sectoral collaboration for health system resilience

• Designed and delivered training curriculum on climate change and health
• Facilitated sessions on vector-borne diseases, heatwave health impacts, and waterborne diseases
• Conducted practical exercises on community surveillance and case reporting
• Led workshops on referral mechanisms and inter-agency coordination
• Distributed training materials, guidelines, and job aids to participants
• Collected pre- and post-training assessments to measure knowledge gains