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CPO's Trtanj attends third annual meeting of the International Network on Climate and Health in Africa - organized by the World Health Organization 19 November 2015

CPO's Trtanj attends third annual meeting of the International Network on Climate and Health in Africa - organized by the World Health Organization

By participating in this forum, Juli Trtanj (OAR/CPO) represented NOAA’s interests in the implementation of the Global Framework for Climate Services through Clim-Health Africa.

Climate and Health Workshop in India briefed on Climate Services for Public Health by CPO’s Trtanj 22 September 2015

Climate and Health Workshop in India briefed on Climate Services for Public Health by CPO’s Trtanj

Juli Trtanj (OAR/CPO) served as a key resource person at a national capacity building initiative for climate and health in New Delhi, India from 22-24 September 2015.

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