No universal standardised approach exists for monitoring or evaluating adaptation activities in the health sector . Candidate indicators of climate change health impacts and adaptation activity, typically at the national level, are available . Indicators are best grouped by category of activity, that is, vulnerability, risk and exposure; impacts; and adaptation and resilience . As health adaptation expands, enhanced monitoring will be needed to ensure that scientific advances are translated into policy and practice. A promising initiative that emerged since the AR5 is the Lancet Countdown, which represents a global effort at tracking various indicators of exposures, impacts, adaptation activities, finance and media activity related to climate change and health , although this effort is principally focused on monitoring and does not explicitly focus on evaluation adaptation efforts or learning from adaptation efforts.
IPCC
Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
IPCC Report