In 2021, in addition to the 🌐 #COVID19 response, WHO supported health needs of communities experiencing humanitarian crises due to conflict, climate change, & economic & political insecurity in:
🔸Afghanistan
🔸Northern Ethiopia
🔸Syria
🔸Yemen
🔸& more
bit.ly/3GZR4U5
🔸Afghanistan
🔸Northern Ethiopia
🔸Syria
🔸Yemen
🔸& more
bit.ly/3GZR4U5
WHO calls on countries to protect and preserve the health and the #HumanRights of the vulnerable in all humanitarian settings across the 🌎🌍🌏 in the New Year, and to allow safe access to care to achieve #HealthForAll.
https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1476934052766756868?s=20
WHO condemns any acts of violence against health care that interferes with or prohibits access to health services, especially in times of the ongoing #COVID19 pandemic. #HealthWorkers everywhere should be able to provide health care in a safe & protected environment.
#NotATarget
#NotATarget
WHO calls on donors & partners to continue their support in 2⃣0⃣2⃣2⃣ to:
✅sustain health facilities
✅expand health systems
✅improve disease surveillance
✅deliver urgently needed medicines, supplies & vaccines
✅respond to disease outbreaks
💙save lives
✅sustain health facilities
✅expand health systems
✅improve disease surveillance
✅deliver urgently needed medicines, supplies & vaccines
✅respond to disease outbreaks
💙save lives
https://twitter.com/UNOCHA/status/1476182464024305668?s=20
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