Administrative Core

摘要--行政核心 行政核心(AC)将监督、协调和整合德雷克塞尔的所有活动 气候变化与城市健康中心(CCUH)它将支持组织结构和 推进CCUH中心主题所需的基础设施：创建和传播/翻译 将支持城市政策的证据，以解决气候变化对城市健康和公平的影响。 AC将利用在Drexel Urban Health Collaborative的丰富经验来领导和 协调大型跨国和跨学科研究合作，重点是城市卫生和 以包容各方的方式实现卫生公平，并为政策、实践和社区行动提供信息。空调将会 成立中心执行委员会，召集由外部顾问委员会组成的外部顾问委员会 将为中心的总体方向提供意见的专家和领导人。行政核心意志 确保研究项目、研究能力建设核心(RCBC)和 社区参与核心(CEC)是协调和协同的，我们的合作伙伴(加州大学 加州大学伯克利分校、巴西圣保罗大学和中美洲营养研究所以及 (在危地马拉)有意义地参与和支持。AC将制定和实施 数据基础设施和管理计划，可促进协作并支持综合和 以对行动有用的方式向利益相关者传达关键调查结果。空调系统亦会监察及 评估中心的所有活动，包括我们促进和支持多样性和包容性的计划，并协调 与气候变化与健康研究协调中心和 更广泛的实践共同体。最后，行政核心将支持制定一项议程 和未来的优先事项，包括确保额外资金和扩大研究、能力的计划 建设、政策和社区参与工作，以覆盖更广泛的国家和城市网络 美洲以支持面向解决方案的研究的方式。核心的具体目标是：(1)建立 并维持参与性治理和行政结构，以提供方案和预算 监督，确保协调和整合中心的所有活动，并定期监测、 评估和报告所有活动；(2)确保将多样性和包容性列为优先事项并加以整合 在中心的所有活动中；(3)制定和实施数据基础设施计划，以促进访问 和利用关于气候变化对城市地区健康的影响的数据进行研究以及 传播和参与目的。(4)综合和传达中心的调查结果，并领导 制定关于气候变化和城市地区健康的更广泛的研究和参与议程， 与德雷克塞尔大学及其他地方的多个利益攸关方接洽，建立方案方向和 确定了新的筹资机会，以确保中心活动的可持续性和未来的扩展。

SUMMARY – ADMINISTRATIVE CORE The Administrative Core (AC) will provide oversight, coordination, and integration of all activities of the Drexel Center on Climate Change and Urban Health (CCUH). It will support the organizational structure and infrastructure needed to advance the central theme of the CCUH: the creation and dissemination/translation of evidence that will support urban policies to address the health and equity impacts of climate change in cities. The AC will leverage significant prior experience at the Drexel Urban Health Collaborative in leading and coordinating large multinational and transdisciplinary research collaborations with a focus on urban health and health equity in ways that are inclusive and informative for policy, practice and community action. The AC will establish a Center Executive Committee and convene an External Advisory Board composed of external experts and leaders who will provide input into the overall direction of the Center. The Administrative Core will ensure that the activities of the Research Project, the Research Capacity Building Core (RCBC), and the Community Engagement Core (CEC) are coordinated and synergistic and that our partners (University of California Berkeley, the University of Sao Paulo in Brazil, and Institute for Nutrition of Central America and Panama (INCAP) in Guatemala) are meaningfully engaged and supported. The AC will develop and implement a data infrastructure and management plan that facilitates collaboration and will support synthesis and communication of key findings to stakeholders in ways that are useful for action. The AC will also monitor and evaluate all Center activities including our plan to promote and support diversity and inclusion, and coordinate engagement and collaborations with the Climate Change and Health Research Coordinating Center and the broader Community of Practice. Finally, the Administrative Core will support the development of an agenda and priorities for the future, including plans to secure additional funding and expand the research, capacity building, and policy and community engagement work to a broader network of countries and cities across the Americas in ways that support solutions-oriented research. The specific aims of the core are: (1) To establish and sustain a participatory governance and administrative structure that provides programmatic and budgetary oversight, that ensures coordination and integration of all Center activities, and that regularly monitors, evaluates and reports on all activities; (2) To ensure that diversity and inclusion are prioritized and integrated within all Center activities; (3) To develop and implement a data infrastructure plan that facilitates access to and use of data on the impacts of climate change on health in urban areas for research as well as for dissemination and engagement purposes. (4) To synthesize and communicate Center findings and lead the development of a broader research and engagement agenda on climate change and health in urban areas that engages multiple stakeholders at Drexel University and beyond, establishes programmatic directions and identified new funding opportunities to ensure sustainability and expansion of Center activities into the future.