Monthly operational update on health emergencies - July 2023
4 August 2023
| Emergency Situational Updates
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Overview
In this edition of the Monthly Operational Update on Health Emergencies, highlights of country-level actions and WHO support to countries include:
- Supporting Saudi Arabia’s health authorities to ensure a safe Hajj pilgrimage
- Strengthening the health system in the Central African Republic through the Health Resources and Services Availability Monitoring System (HeRAMS)
- Téchne, WHO/AFRO and Politecnico de Torino win the International Innovative Health Design Award
- First National Action Plan for Health Security (NAPHS) training held for countries and territories in the western Balkans
- Mongolia reviews lessons learned from COVID-19 to be better prepared for the next pandemic
- Providing access to scarce medical countermeasures during the mpox multi-country outbreak
- WHO launches work to develop an ethical framework for social listening and infodemic management
- WHO holds a technical consultation on mainstreaming infodemic management into learning and teaching programmes for health workforce
- Combatting disease threats among people fleeing the Sudan conflict
- WHO and the Ministry of Health and Child Care undertake a groundbreaking joint field visit to Zimbabwe’s cholera-affected provinces
- WHO steps up its humanitarian response in southern Ukraine following the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam
- WHO publishes a new EWARS in a box mobile user guide to facilitate disease early warning, alert and response in emergencies
- WHO Logistics Hub’s Monthly Update (covering June 2023)
- Global reach of online cholera courses continues to grow since 2017
WHO Team
Emergency Response (WRE)