DIDIDI tackles the growing impact of climate change on water-related diseases through prevention, awareness and collaboration.
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DIDIDI will generate new knowledge on how climate change affects water systems and disease transmission. By analysing environmental and health data, the project will help anticipate risks and support more informed decision-making.
The project will develop and promote practical prevention approaches tailored to local contexts. These strategies will help reduce exposure to waterborne diseases and improve community resilience.
DIDIDI will develop and implement innovative tools and methodologies to better monitor and understand health risks linked to water and climate. These may include data collection approaches, analytical frameworks and monitoring systems to support early identification of risks.
DIDIDI will strengthen collaboration between researchers, healthcare professionals, policymakers and local stakeholders across Europe and Africa. The project will also contribute to building capacities for addressing climate-related health challenges.
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The DIDIDI project has officially begun, marking the start of an ambitious collaboration to address the growing impact of climate change on water-related diseases.
March 1, 2026
