Environmental Health Governance
Environmental Health Governance refers to the system of rules, practices, and processes implemented by governments, organizations, and communities to manage and regulate environmental health issues. It involves the development and enforcement of policies and strategies aimed at protecting public health and the environment from various hazards such as pollution, toxic substances, and climate change. Environmental Health Governance also encompasses monitoring, assessment, and decision-making processes to ensure compliance with regulations and standards that promote sustainable and healthy living environments.
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