The Mauritius–WHO Country Cooperation Strategy (CCS) 2023-2026 sets out how the World Health Organization (WHO) will work with Mauritius over the next four years to realise the health-related Sustainable Development Goals in the Mauritian context, as embodied in the Mauritius Vision 2030, the Government Programme 2020-2024, and the Health Sector Strategic Plan (HSSP) 2020-2024.
Ler maisWorld Health Organization Country Office Mauritius has the pleasure to share its achievements towards a healthier and safer Mauritius for the 2020- 2021 biennium. As for the rest of the world, this biennium in Mauritius was strongly marked by the COVID-19 pandemic. WHO Mauritius has provided its relentless support to the Government of Mauritius as well as other actors of the response to protect the Mauritian population in these unprecedented times. WHO Mauritius played a key role in the strengthening of the national response to better fight the pandemic across all the response pillars. WHO has been an active contributor in the national high level committee to prevent and control COVID-19.
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Ler maisFollowing the first intra action review, this second intra action review documented the best practices, gaps and challenges and recommended actions of the national response to COVID-19 for the period of September to De…
Ler maisThe first cases of COVID-19 were detected on 18 March 2020 and Mauritius quickly experienced its first wave of COVID-19 as the sporadic cases evolved to clusters on 9 April 2020. With strict sanitary measures including …
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