Our Environmental Health Indicators give you information and statistics on how the environment affects the health of the New Zealand human and animal populations.

 

Explore our Enviromental Health Indicators.
Wood and coal fires, vehicles, air quality, health impacts Air quality
Te kounga o te āngi
Livestock, freshwater and coastal water quality, water-borne diseases Recreational water
Wairēhia
Access to safe drinking-water, water-borne diseases, fluoridated water, oral health of children. Drinking-water quality
Te kounga o te waimāori
Cold and damp homes, household crowding, second-hand smoke, health impacts Indoor environment
Rō whare
Motor vehicles, transport modes used, unmet GP need from lack of transport, health burden of transport Transport
Tū waka
Injuries and diseases from exposure to hazardous substances Hazardous substances
Matū mōrearea
Changes in temperature, rainfall and drought, and health impacts Climate change
Āhuarangi kē
Population groups more at risk from environmental hazards, demographic information Population vulnerability
Taupori whakaraerae
Overseas infectious diseases, Border Health NZ, High-risk pests caught, Exotic mosquitoes established Border Health
Uruora
Ultraviolet (UV) levels, melanoma, vitamin D deficiency UV exposure
Kiri rārā
Children's environmental health indicators Children
Ngā Tamariki
Animals & human health
Oranga Kararehe, Oranga Tangata

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