Managing health and environmental risks and crises. Lessons from Europe and Asia.
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The second international seminar of the Health&Environment programme will bring together researchers, practitioners and policy-makers from all over Europe and Asia, to debate the current prevention and management systems of health and environment risks and crises. The cooperation, regionalisation and globalisation of these systems will be put into perspective as a response to risks of a whole new level. This high-level interdisciplinary exchange process will highlight lessons learnt and identify best management options for the future.
This is a closed seminar. Participation is upon registration only.
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