Climate change is expected to hit developing countries the hardest. Its
effect- higher temperature changes in precipitations patterns, rising sea levels,
and more frequent weather related disasters- pose risk for agriculture, food, and
water supplies at stake are recent gains
in the fight against poverty, hunger and diseases, and livelihoods of billons
of people in developing countries.
It is now
acknowledge that the global climate changing, as the earth becomes warmer. This
change has the potential to affect human health in a number of ways for
instance by altering the geographic range and seasonality of certain infections,
diseases, disturbing food producing ecosystems and increasing the frequency of extreme
weather events, such as hurricanes
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