The Centre for Net Positive Health and Climate Solutions is focused on
pioneering collaboration

Climate change is having major impacts on our health, from heat related illnesses, to risks of infectious diseases, to mental health effects.

The Net Positive Centre is focused on identifying solutions, such as the design of our urban environments, our green and blue spaces, or through food systems, so that we can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and better respond to emerging health threats.

Led by The University of Exeter and partners across the UK, we are a national focus for research, networking and capacity building.

We provide the basis for furthering scientific advances, policy advice and innovation that will address climate-environment-health inequalities across the life course.