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Important information: the platform is currently in a pilot phase to evaluate its effectiveness as an educational tool on the impact of climate change on human health in mountain regions.

Project Description

The MOUNTADAPT training programme is part of the wider MOUNTADAPT project, a Horizon Europe initiative dedicated to strengthening the resilience of health systems in mountain regions facing the growing impacts of climate change. Discover more in the link below:

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Our teaching method

Each module is structured into five sections, each with a specific objective. This five-section structure follows the MAUD learning model, which is supported by the University of Deusto. This model represents the pedagogical strategy of the University of Deusto to facilitate the acquisition of new knowledge.

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Training leading institutions

University of Deusto

Claudia López Rodríguez
Claudia López Rodríguez, PhD
DeustoMED research team, Medicine Department, Faculty of Health Sciences
Carlota Las Hayas Rodríguez
Carlota Las Hayas Rodríguez, PhD
DeustoMED research team, Medicine Department, Faculty of Health Sciences
Susana Romero Yesa
Susana Romero Yesa, PhD
DeustoMED research team, Teaching Innovation Unit, Faculty of Engineering
Diana Pérez Valencia
Diana Pérez Valencia, PhD
DeustoMED research team, Medicine Department, Faculty of Health Sciences

Health Care Without Harm (HCWH) Europe

Gabriella Abbruzzo
Gabriella Abbruzzo
Climate Projects Officer
Andreas Ekvall
Andreas Ekvall
Senior Climate Officer

University of Eastern Piedmont (UPO)

Martina Valente
Martina Valente, PhD
CRIMEDIM; Department for Sustainable Development and Ecological Transition
Giulia Facci
Giulia Facci
CRIMEDIM; Department of Translational Medicine
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FAQ – MountAdapt Training: Your questions, answered

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main advantage of the MountAdapt Training?

This training offers a specialised, modular training on climate change and health, with a specific focus on mountain regions. It integrates up-to-date scientific evidence, real-world cases, and practical tools aimed at prevention, resilience, and informed decision-making, particularly relevant for health sector professionals.

Is the MountAdapt Training compatible with my professional role?

Yes. The training is designed for healthcare professionals, policy-makers, administrators, and researchers, with modules that can be directly applied to clinical practice, public health, planning, management, or research.

Is the training complex?

No. Each module is clearly structured, self-contained, and progressive, and no prior expertise in climate science is required.

What outcomes can I expect?

You will gain practical skills to assess climate-related health risks, improve preparedness, apply sustainable healthcare strategies, and communicate effectively about climate and health. A certificate of completion for each module is provided.

How will this training impact my work?

The training supports better decision-making, resilience, and sustainability in healthcare, public health, policy, and research settings.

What if I do not complete all modules?

Each module is independently useful; knowledge gained remains applicable.

How much time does it require?

The training is self-paced and flexible, allowing progress alongside professional duties.

Estimated time per module (hours)
  • 7.6 – Basic information on climate change and health
  • 8 – Planetary Health
  • 5.6 – Soft skills for a green transition
  • 7.5 – Clinical competencies for global health
  • 8 – Climate resilience: prevention and preparedness in healthcare
  • 7.5 – Disaster Preparedness
  • 2.5 – Mountadapt’s technological solutions
Are there any risks?

No. The training is a safe, non-invasive educational programme.

What level of commitment is required?

Moderate and flexible—no fixed schedules or mandatory sessions. It encourages a strong personal commitment to your own professional development.