[Comment] Standardising the measurement of child health indicators within global climate adaptation

Successful climate adaptation requires strengthening infrastructure and economic, health, and social systems to withstand climate threats.1 In 2023, global leaders adopted the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Framework for Global Climate Resilience, which identified 11 target areas to guide implementation of the 2015 Paris Agreement and included a workplan for selecting indicators to monitor climate adaptation (UAE–Belém Work Programme, Decision 2/CMA.5, Paragraph 39;). Health is one of the target areas, with indicators designed to measure vulnerable ecosystems, communities, and age groups, including children.