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Partnerships in a heating climate: A qualitative analysis of multi-agency and intersectoral collaboration in heat-health action planning in Germany

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Hannah Lintener *
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Lisa Kellermann
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Alice Hoeppe
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Marike Andreas
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Sophie Busalt
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Peter Schäfer
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Falko F. Sniehotta
DOI:10.1016/j.healthpol.2026.105670delete
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• Collaboration across actors is essential in heat protection, but challenging. • We conducted a theory-led analysis of interviews with 23 actors in heat protection. • Heat protection relies on informal networks when institutional frameworks are weak. • Actors advocated for a political mandate tied to funding to enable collaboration. • Political leadership on national and federal state levels is required.
Keywords:
Heat-Health Action Planning
Collaborative Governance
Health in all policies
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social and preventive medicine
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youth welfare office and health department
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