This article underscores the critical need for strategic planning in addressing the health impacts of climate change. It advocates for prioritizing interventions that are evidence-based, equitable, and sustainable, particularly in low- and middle-income countries disproportionately affected by climate-related health issues. The authors emphasize the importance of integrating climate considerations into health systems, enhancing surveillance for climate-sensitive diseases, and investing in community-based adaptation strategies. They also highlight the necessity of cross-sector collaboration and the inclusion of vulnerable populations in decision-making processes. The article calls for increased funding and political commitment to implement effective adaptation measures, stressing that timely action is essential to mitigate the escalating health risks posed by climate change. By setting clear priorities, the global health community can better allocate resources and develop resilient health systems capable of withstanding climate-induced challenges.