世界经济论坛&波士顿咨询：2025年构建应对气候变化健康影响的经济韧性洞察报告（英文版）

Estimates suggest that, if left unaddressed, climate change could result in 14.5 million excess deaths by 2050,2 concentrated in the most disadvantaged regions and populations globally. In these regions, deaths from extreme weather events have been 15 times higher over the past decade.3 Climate-health impacts also threaten business resilience. Today, less than 5% of global adaptation funding targets health protection4 – a dangerous gap that also presents an opportunity for privatesector actio