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UNESCO and Micheweni Community Radio brought together more than 100 people on Pemba Island, Zanzibar, on 16 September to discuss how to help young people stay in school and thrive. Parents, teachers, students, officials and specialists met at Shumba Mjini School.
Data includedThe English government announced initial measures on neonatal safety, safeguarding and accountability following the Thirlwall Inquiry into Countess of Chester Hospital.
Data includedAn independent UK commission recommended staged authorization, ongoing monitoring and public safety information for healthcare AI tools.
Data includedThe English government announced more than £1.5 billion for over 950 projects to make hospital buildings safer and more resilient.
Data includedNigeria expanded HIV-prevention training to strengthen health workers’ capacity to provide pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP).
Data includedNew European Peace Facility support will strengthen the regional military medical cooperation’s readiness and operational capability.
Data includedA WHO-supported initiative strengthened early-warning and reporting capacity for health threats in nine districts across three Ghanaian regions. It trained 551 people.
Data includedWith support from WHO and the National Vaccine Institute, Ghana assessed clinical-trial capacity at 15 public and private research and health institutions. Findings will inform national strategy work.
Data includedThe proposal aims to connect police, fire, medical and civil protection teams securely across borders during crises and when terrestrial networks are unavailable.
Data includedWHO and Ethiopia’s Food and Drug Authority (EFDA) discussed cooperation to strengthen national regulatory capacity for medicines and medical devices.
Data includedWHO validated Chile for eliminating dog-transmitted rabies as a public-health problem. Chile is the first country in South America to receive the validation.
Data includedWHO experts conducted a technical preliminary assessment of the Ethiopian Food and Drug Authority’s medicines quality-control laboratory in preparation for possible WHO listing. The visit took place from 22 to 24 September.
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