As global climate change leads to rising temperature and increasing rainfall vectors, like mosquitos and ticks, carrying deadly diseases, are increasing numbers and moving from the south to the north.

Contributing scientist: Flimming Konradsen. Professor of Global Environmental Health and head of the School of Global Health at Copenhagen University. He has more than 20 years of experience in global health and has worked for international research institutions, NGOs and Danish universities. In his research, he has a particular focus on the environmental factors that influence the spread and control of malaria, dengue fever and other vector-borne diseases.

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