What are the key factors influencing health outcomes in Egypt? This paper explores the complex interplay of environmental, developmental, and health factors in Egypt, focusing on environment and development improvement. The research examines environment and development improvement and the prevention and eradication of prevalent diseases and disabilities. Simultaneously, the religious and environmental climate influences the socio‐economic and health situation, as well as the living conditions of the citizens. The paper also addresses the need for improved prevention and eradication of prevalent diseases and disabilities, along with reducing severe and moderate malnutrition. It highlights the link between the health of women and children and the overall health of the Egyptian population. Religious and environmental factors are considered, revealing how these forces shape socio-economic and health outcomes. Ultimately, this paper serves as a call for integrated strategies. By considering environment, development, and health collectively, policymakers can create more effective interventions. The findings highlight the importance of addressing root causes to improve the well-being of Egyptian citizens. The research also suggests that this holistic perspective can lead to sustainable health improvements.
This paper aims to fit the scope of Environmental Management and Health, but the journal categories are unspecified in the input data. Therefore, no suitable contextualization can be generated.