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P4H side event during PMAC 2020 in Bangkok

P4H side event during PMAC 2020 in Bangkok

On 29 January 2020, the P4H Network organized a WHO and WB led side event during the PMAC 2020 held in Bangkok. The main objective was to share information and increase awareness of the support available from P4H. It started with a panel session with participation of...

Increase of NCD-related risks will translate in financial needs

Mozambique

The Global Burden of Disease Report provides data on the changes in the epidemiological profile in Mozambique. While communicable diseases continue to represent the bulk of mortality and morbidity in the country, its relevance is significantly decreasing over time....

AMU experience-sharing laboratory in Saly 2019

AMU experience-sharing laboratory in Saly 2019

An exchange laboratory on AMU in French-speaking West Africa has been organized by WHO in November 2019.  7 French-speaking countries with a strong current dynamic on the subject were brought together (Burkina Faso, Benin, Côte d'Ivoire, Mali,...

“NSSF urged to finish new protection study”

“NSSF urged to finish new protection study”

Cambodia

Khmer Times, 16 January 2020: " As the deadline to expand the Kingdom’s social nettings programme is set for this year, Labour Minister Ith Samheng is urging NSSF officials to finish their study so protection can also be provided to public officials, former civil...

Sam Heng: Social security must widen to include more workers

Sam Heng: Social security must widen to include more workers

Cambodia

The Phnom Penh Post, 14 January 2020: " As of last year, the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) registered more than 10,000 enterprises to cover more than 1.7 million workers under occupational risk and healthcare schemes. Minister of Labour and Vocational Training...

Khmer Times: “Tens of millions spent on healthcare”

Khmer Times: “Tens of millions spent on healthcare”

Cambodia

Khmer Times, 27 December 2019: " The National Social Protection Council yesterday reported the government has spent $43.8 million to provide healthcare services to impoverished citizens and government officials this year through its Health Equity Fund. " Read more