Registration Deadline March 29, 2026. Click here to purchase tickets for conference and events

Attendee Profile

The conference is designed to bring together a diverse, multi-sectoral group committed to building a climate-resilient and sustainable healthcare system including:

Professionals and Leadership

• Hospital and Health System Administrators/Executives: CEOs, COOs, and Directors responsible for strategic planning, facility management, and emergency preparedness.

• Physicians, Nurses, and Allied Health Professionals: Clinicians involved in direct patient care, mental health services, and disaster response.

• Teachers, Guidance Counsellors, Law enforcement, Case Managers, hairdressers and Barbers: Professionals most likely to be in significant contact with persons experiencing mental health crisis.

• Public Health Officials: Directors and staff from national and regional public health agencies, focusing on policy, disease surveillance, and community well-being.

• Healthcare Educators and Researchers: Academics involved in curriculum development, climate health research, and innovative technology studies.

Policy Makers and Government

• Government Ministers and Representatives: Officials from Ministries of Health, Environment, Disaster Management, and Finance who shape national policy and allocate resources.

• Policy Analysts and Regulators: Individuals involved in creating and implementing healthcare, environmental, and infrastructure regulations.

Infrastructure and Technology Experts

• Architects and Engineers: Specialists in green building, disaster-resistant design, and sustainable infrastructure planning for healthcare facilities.

• IT and Technology Innovators: Experts developing rapid response technologies, telemedicine platforms, and data systems for agile healthcare management.

• Medical Device Manufacturers: Companies showcasing innovative, eco-friendly medical technologies and equipment.

Non-Governmental and Civil Society Organizations

• NGO and Disaster Relief Leaders: Representatives from organizations focused on humanitarian aid, post-disaster recovery, and community mental health support.

• Environmental and Sustainability Advocates: Groups working on climate change mitigation and sustainable development goals.

Finance and Investment

• Development Bank Representatives and Funders: Officials from local and international financial institutions and donor organizations focused on funding resilient infrastructure and healthcare initiatives.

Insurance Industry Executives

• Professionals involved in risk assessment and developing insurance products for climate-related healthcare challenges.