The Global Research and Action Agenda sets a vision for the climate and mental health field to understand and respond to the mental health consequences of a changing climate and ensure climate action promotes good mental health and wellbeing.

It sets out priorities for research and action developed with 960+ experts in research, policy, practice, and lived experience across 90 countries.

The Regional Agendas set out aligned and inclusive priorities for research and action in seven global regions (in line with the Sustainable Development Goal regional groupings), grounded in the needs of those experiencing and responding to climate-related mental health impacts.

Research and Action Agendas created through dialogues with youth, small farmers and fisher people and Indigenous communities aim to target efforts to understand and respond to the unique insights, vulnerabilities and sources of resilience these groups are experiencing in the climate crisis, and the implications for action on mental health and climate change.