Across multiple African nations, health crises are escalating—with confusion between dengue fever and malaria in Mali, mounting concern over rising dengue cases in Mauritius, widespread fear of measles contagion and vaccine shortages in Zimbabwe, the DRC, and Zambia, and faltering confidence in vaccination efforts threatening the protection of millions of children in Niger.
Read moreEntitled Improving health outcomes and reinforcing resilience in an uncertain world, this report gives a comprehensive overview of the activities of the WCO in Mauritius during the period 2022-2023.Happy reading!
Read moreThis Weekly Bulletin focuses on public health emergencies occurring in the WHO African Region. This week’s articles cover: Dengue in Mauritius Cholera in Zimbabwe Humanitarian Crisis in the Sahel Region
Read moreWHO Mauritius Country Office launched its new Biennial Workplan and Programme Budget 2024-2025 with the Ministry of Health and Wellness on March 18, 2024. These documents define the priorities and resources to be allocat…
Read moreSince the start of 2023, over 5 million cases and 5 000 deaths have been reported worldwide from over 80 countries in all six WHO regions. The global risk level was determined to be high due to the high number of pe…
Read moreSince the start of 2023, over 5 million cases and 5 000 deaths have been reported worldwide from over 80 countries in all six WHO regions. The global risk level was determined to be high due to the high number of people …
Read moreRequest for Proposals (RFP): Development Of Advocacy Materials On Codex Targeting Key Stakeholders In Mauritius Bid Reference: WCO/MUS/RFP/002/2023 Country/Unit Name: Mauritius/NCD/…
Read moreThe National Integrated Care for Older People (ICOPE) Strategic and Action Plan 2022-2026 was developed by the Ministry of Health and Wellness in close collaboration with the World Health Organization and the Ministry of…
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