Common vector-borne diseases include, but are not limited to, malaria, dengue fever, yellow fever and Lyme disease. Some vector-borne diseases are directly affected by climate change, specifically by the change in rain patterns and floods. This topic includes health statistics such as morbidity (incidence and prevalence) and mortality of these diseases or conditions, as well as measures of the associated impact on the labour force and on the economic costs. Where available, the attributable fraction and burden of diseases, premature deaths and DALYs associated with vector-borne environmental factors are to be included in this topic. This topic includes statistics on the incidence and prevalence of melanoma and other skin cancers, and the incidence and prevalence of cataracts associated with excessive and prolonged UV radiation exposure.