Expert/Team to Develop Mental Health Impact Indicator of Climate Change @Lancet Countdown

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    Lancet Countdown Job Summary

    Job Title: Expert/Team to Develop Mental Health Impact Indicator of Climate Change
    Location: Remote / International
    Closing Date: 17:00 BST on 12 July 2026
    Contract: One-off, funding duration 6 to 18 months, up to £100,000

    Job Summary

    The Lancet Countdown is seeking an expert or team to develop a scientifically rigorous indicator monitoring the mental health impacts of climate change-related hazards, in memory of Professor Tord Envold Kjellström.

    The successful candidate will work closely with the Lancet Countdown team to ensure the indicator meets all criteria for inclusion in their annual global monitoring system.

    About the Lancet Countdown and Professor Kjellström

    The Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change is a global initiative that tracks progress on health and climate policies.

    Professor Kjellström was a pioneering environmental and occupational health scientist whose work advanced understanding of environmental change impacts, occupational heat exposure, and climate-related health risks worldwide.

    This project honors his commitment to rigorous science, public health, and climate action.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Lead the development of a robust, scientifically sound indicator on the mental health impacts of climate change hazards.
    • Collaborate with the Lancet Countdown team throughout the development process.
    • Ensure the indicator adheres to Lancet Countdown’s criteria for indicators and is suitable for annual monitoring.

    Eligibility and Application Details

    Organizational Eligibility

    • Must be a not-for-profit organization
    • Able to comply with Wellcome grant conditions and sign relevant Terms and Conditions
    • Mission aligned with Wellcome’s strategic priorities

    • Capacity, facilities, and resources to deliver proposed activities
    • Eligible entities include: higher education institutions, research institutes, healthcare organizations

    Application Process

    • Applications open: 08:00 BST on 1 June 2026
    • Deadline: 17:00 BST on 12 July 2026
    • Funding: Up to £100,000 for a period of 6-18 months
    • Number of awards: One

    Additional Information

    An informational webinar will be held to discuss application details, academic criteria, and funding requirements.

    How to Apply

    Interested applicants are encouraged to submit their applications via the following link:

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