 | We spend most of our time indoors. Housing and the indoor environment can therefore have significant effects on physical, mental and social health and wellbeing. Furthermore, an unsafe household can cause unintentional injuries such as falls, drowning, poisoning, fires and choking.
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Environmental Health indicators quantify information on population exposure, related health effects and specific policy actions. The ways environmental factors affect health and quality of life are analysed using data sets of primarily international available data and scientific evidence.
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Data used for the preparation of charts included in the assessment (fact sheet), in .xls format.
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Data for the indicator available in the ENHIS database.
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Case study or feasibility study on health impact assessment in (parts of) the WHO European Region.
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