The National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC) in India includes measures that directly address the health impacts of climate change by promoting sustainable development and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. It recognizes the link between climate change and health risks such as heat stress, vector-borne diseases, and respiratory problems. Through initiatives like the National Solar Mission and National Mission on Sustainable Habitat, NAPCC aims to mitigate environmental hazards that affect public health. Therefore, its framework incorporates strategies to safeguard health against climate-related threats, making it essential in combating the adverse health effects of climate change.

Reference: Textbook of Environmental Medicine, Harsh Mohan, 4th Edition.