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Session 1: Why Climate Change and Infectious Diseases Matter for the Asia-Pacific?
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Dengue Response in Fiji 2025: From Climate-Sensitive Risk to Integrated Public Health Action
Tevita Sasa QoriniasiFiji MoH -
Climate Change and Infectious Diseases: Emerging Risks, and Implications for Research and Development of Countermeasure Medical Products
Jinho ShinWHO -
Climate Change and Infectious Diseases in the Asia-Pacific: Emerging Evidence, Future Risks, and Research Priorities
Ho KimSeoul National University -
Anticipating infectious disease risks in a changing climate
Rachel LoweBarcelona Supercomputing Center -
Climate-Associated Differences in Habitat Use and Insecticide Resistance Among Malaria Vectors in South Korea
Seon Ju YeoSeoul National University
Session 2: Research Priorities on Climate-Sensitive Infectious Diseases
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Climate Change and Climate-Sensitive Infectious Diseases in Indonesia: Challenges and Adaptation Strategies
Ni Luh Putu Indi DharmayantiBRIN -
Research on Therapeutic Countermeasures for emerging high-risk, Climate-Sensitive Viruses
Hee-Young LimKorea National Institute of Health -
Rodents As Sentinels Of Climate Linked Zoonotic Risk: Insights From Malaysia’s Tropical Climate Variability
Sazaly AbubakarTropical Infectious Diseases Research and Education Centre (TIDREC), Universiti Malaya -
Beyond Dengue: Preparing for the Next Climate-Driven Arboviral Threat in the Asia-Pacific.
Suresh MahalingamGriffith University -
RNA Therapeutics for Infectious Diseases at A*STAR ID Labs
Marco VignuzziA*Star -
Understanding Severe SFTS: How a Tick-Borne Virus Disrupts the Immune System
Nam-hyuk ChoSeoul National University -
Fine-Scale Climate Projections Reveal Spatial Heterogeneity in Future Aedes Suitability Across Southeast Asia
Wei LuoNational University of Singapore -
From Clinical Trials to Policy: Using ADVANCE-ID to Strengthen AMR Preparedness in Asia
Mo YinADVANCE-ID, National University of Singapore
Session 3: The Funding Landscape for Climate-Sensitive Infectious Disease R&D in the Asia-Pacific: Government, Multilateral, and Philanthropic Perspectives
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Mapping Climate Risks, Financing Health Resilience: Indonesia’s Approach to Climate-Sensitive Infectious Disease R&D
Budi PerdanaMinistry of Health Indonesia -
Staying Ahead of a Moving Target: The Gates Foundation's Malaria R&D Strategy in an Era of Climate-Driven Disease Expansion
Wenfeng GongGates Foundation -
Insight, Innovation and Action: Tackling Dengue Through Research and Partnerships
Mark WhittakerWellcome Trust -
Climate‑resilient frontiers: financing climate‑sensitive infectious disease control in Asia and the Pacific
Brian RileyAsia Development Bank -
Intelligence to Impact: Global lessons in financing Climate–Resilient Health Systems for the Asia–Pacific
Stephen Geoffrey DoreyThe World Bank -
Strengthening Research Excellence, Leadership, and Ecosystems in Southeast Asia through Financing Equitable Cross-Border Collaboration
Ansgar SchaeferSEA-DREAM -
From Science to Scale: Building a New Funding Architecture Against Mosquito-Borne Diseases
Fook Kay LeeTemasek Trust -
Catalyzing Climate-Sensitive Infectious Disease Innovation Through Regional Partnerships and Collective Investment
Liu ChangASK Health Asia
Session 5: New APIS Members: Infectious Disease Landscapes in Uzbekistan, Pakistan, and Papua New Guinea
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Strengthening Infectious Disease Surveillance and Pandemic Preparedness in Pakistan: The National Institute of Health Experience
Nazish BadarPakistan NIH -
Infectious Disease Landscape in Uzbekistan: Achievements, Challenges and Future Perspectives
Evgeniya KazakovaResearch Institute of Virology -
Climate Change and Antimicrobial Resistance in Papua New Guinea: Emerging Threats from a Frontline Health System
Gabriella AkPort Moresby General Hospital