With the primary goal of ensuring maximum global and national health security while minimizing interference with international travel and trade, the plan was set based on the WHO strategic pillars: prevent, detect, respond ...

Reproductive health is a development issue, hence efforts are required to achieve the three zero’s “zero unmet need for family planning services and information”, “zero preventable maternal deaths and morbidities." and ...

Government of Ethiopia makes the following N4G Paris 2025 Commitments aligned with national strategies, regional and global targets. These are 15 commitments of which 12 are political (8 renewed and 5 new) and 2 financial ...

The Ethiopian Health Professionals’ Licensure Examination (EHPLE) Information Booklet serves as a comprehensive guide for those individuals seeking information about the exam. It typically outlines basic information ...

Health workforce is a vital component of the health system without which it is difficult to deliver and improve access and quality of health care. Ethiopia has been implementing the national human Resources for Health ...

This sub topic focuses on basic reproductive and maternal health service indicators, i.e. Contraceptive acceptance rate, Antenatal care, delivery, postnatal care, cesarean section, Comprehensive abortion care and stillbirth.

WASH in healthcare facilities refers to the provision of water, sanitation, health care waste management, infrastructure for hygiene and environmental cleaning, and services across all parts of a facility. Healthcare ...

In today’s healthcare landscape, diagnostic services form the backbone of effective treatment and patient care. The accuracy and timeliness of diagnoses are critical for developing effective treatment plans, improving ...

Data quality and reporting remained consistently strong, ranging from 82% to 87% between 2019 and 2024, with regional reporting completeness increasing from 64% to 77% in the same period, though still below target. While ...

Over the last 80 years, since the first report of the League of Nations Health Organization on Water Supply and Sewage Treatment in 1936, various steps have been taken to transform the global water supply and sanitation ...