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In Bhutan, school meals are changing lives by enhancing nutrition and encouraging more children to attend school. Backed by the UN Sustainable Development Group, this powerful initiative is fueling nationwide progress toward health and education goals
Medical supplies are stuck in Dubai due to global shortages, causing critical delays in deliveries to clinics around the world. Experts warn that this disruption is intensifying the ongoing medical supply crisis, putting patient care at greater risk
Brunei Darussalam boosts national capacities to prevent, detect, and swiftly respond to outbreaks and health emergencies, strengthening public health resilience in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO).
The World Health Organization’s Maldives Health Financing Progress Matrix Assessment Report showcases remarkable advancements in the nation’s health financing, spotlighting significant gains in resource mobilization and enhanced financial protection for its citizens
UNICEF reports reveal the critical factors behind accidents impacting children across the globe. The organization calls for immediate action to reduce these risks and safeguard vulnerable young lives from avoidable harm
While much of the world hit pause during COVID-19 lockdowns, Yemen faced a harrowing year of relentless conflict, devastating humanitarian collapse, and widespread famine-further plunging the nation into a deepening crisis
Lao PDR sets ambitious priorities for 2026 to elevate health security, spotlighting advanced disease surveillance, rapid emergency response, and comprehensive workforce training-all driven by a WHO-supported effort to fortify national preparedness
The WHO emphasizes nutritional intervention in Lao PDR as a powerful strategy to ease the financial strain caused by tuberculosis. Boosting nutrition not only enhances treatment outcomes but also reduces healthcare expenses for those most at risk
UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell wrapped up her visit to Tajikistan by celebrating the nation’s impressive strides in child health and education. She underscored the ongoing commitment to championing the rights and well-being of the most vulnerable children
The Lao People’s Democratic Republic has triumphantly eliminated lymphatic filariasis, the World Health Organization proudly announced. This achievement represents a groundbreaking victory in the global battle against neglected tropical diseases
UNFPA Bangladesh has welcomed Sweden’s renewed support for lifesaving sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services, emphasizing its vital role in safeguarding vulnerable communities across the country.
Oxygen is becoming a lifesaver for Uzbekistan’s newborns, as UNICEF leads the charge to expand access in hospitals. This crucial support is dramatically cutting infant mortality and giving countless babies a stronger chance at life across the country
A groundbreaking UNICEF study uncovers powerful strategies to increase childhood vaccination rates in Lao PDR, tackling access challenges head-on and strengthening community outreach to safeguard more children from preventable diseases
The World Health Organization launches an ambitious new strategy to tackle the global obesity epidemic head-on. This groundbreaking plan focuses on encouraging healthier lifestyles and transforming policies to turn the tide on soaring obesity rates across the globe
The WHO Country Office in Kyrgyzstan unveiled its 2024 Annual Report, highlighting key health initiatives, progress in disease control, and strengthened healthcare systems amid ongoing public health challenges.
WHO Regional Director Dr. Hanan Balkhy’s visit to Bahrain showcased the nation’s impressive health advancements and dynamic leadership in fostering regional cooperation, emphasizing Bahrain’s vital role in driving EMRO initiatives forward
Timor-Leste has proudly been declared malaria-free by the World Health Organization, celebrating a major public health victory achieved through decades of relentless eradication efforts and enhanced healthcare access
Turkmenistan Country Day strengthened collaboration efforts for the EPW2 initiative with the World Health Organization, aiming to enhance public health strategies and regional cooperation across member states.
The Maldives has made history as the first country to ban smoking for an entire generation, introducing a bold new law that forbids tobacco use for anyone born after 2008. This pioneering move aims to break the cycle of lifelong addiction and create a healthier future
The Maldives has become the first country to achieve the WHO’s ‘triple elimination’ of mother-to-child transmission of HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis B, marking a landmark public health milestone.
