- Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability
- Educational Quality and Assessment
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Les Etats insulaires du Pacifique bénéficient d'un coup de pouce en matière de données de santé grâce au centre ICD-11
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Disease surveillance by the WHO shows mosquito-borne diseases such as malaria and dengue fever are rising sharply.
Climate change forecasters have warned for years that the warmer and wetter world created by the climate crisis will drive a surge in mosquito-borne diseases, such as malaria and dengue fever.
Experts say that in the Pacific Islands, such predictions are now becoming a reality.
Photo: Oni Lewakulati (Fiji) separating female mosquitoes from males in the QIMR Berghofer Mosquito Control Lab. - Credit: PacMOSSI
This content has been shared here with permission and was originally published on QIMR Berghofer website.
Partager les ressources en santé pour réduire le gaspillage
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Sharing health resources to reduce wastage
Every consumable product has a shelf life, and it is no different when it comes to health resources and medical supplies. Medicines and medical supplies tend to lose their effectiveness over time and lead to wastage.
According to the World Health Organisation, about 85% is general non-hazardous waste generated by healthcare. It is noted that the quantity of healthcare waste in the Pacific is increasing as population grows demanding more medical services.
Podcast Pacific Way S04 - E05: Protéger la santé du Pacifique
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From the onset of the COVID 19 pandemic, the Pacific Community has worked with donor agencies and partners to strengthen and safeguard the health of Pacific Islanders.
Working with international agencies and local authorities, SPC, the World Health Organisation and the World Food Program helped provide much need medical and humanitarian resources to strengthen COVID 19 preparedness and response.
Offrir des perspectives aux Océaniennes dans le secteur de la santé et participer au renforcement de leurs capacités
En Océanie, la situation des Océaniennes change-t-elle dans le domaine de la santé ? Nous savons que les systèmes et les infrastructures de santé océaniens sont fragiles, mais il est toujours possible d’améliorer la situation et de militer en faveur de changements, en veillant à ce que nos plans nationaux offrent des chances égales aux femmes.
75e anniversaire de la CPS : Le Réseau océanien de surveillance de la santé publique (ROSSP) - 25 ans de travail en réseau et d'innovation pour la sécurité sanitaire dans le Pacifique
The Pacific Community turned 75 on the 6th of February 2022. As we mark 75 years of the Pacific Community’s Service to the region, on the 6th of each month we will feature a key moment in history for the organization.