The Pacific nations have done their part on climate change. Now COP31 must deliver

The Pacific nations have done their part on climate change. Now COP31 must deliver

© WHO / Chewy Lin
Coastal seawalls have become a common feature across the Marshall Islands as communities adapt to climate change.
© Credits

The Western Pacific Region is home to almost 2.2 billion people across 38 countries and areas.

WHO is working with governments and partners across the Western Pacific to make this the healthiest and safest Region.

 

Report of the Regional Director 
 1 July 2025 - 30 June 2026

© WHO / Rosa Panggabean
Desta (left) reads a book with her grandmother, Elly, as they both wear their new glasses at home in Jakarta.
© Credits

Featured activities

See all >

 

WHO Results Report 2024-2025

© WHO / Deanna Gerlach
Children in Fiji explain how they use leaves with antiseptic properties to treat small skin wounds.
© Credits

Shaping a healthier world starts here. Together we can meet today's health challenges head-on and create healthier, safer futures for all.

Health can't wait. Your support saves lives today.

Publications

All →

Regional influenza positivity decreased from 14% in week 41 to 12% in week 43 of 2026. SARS-CoV-2 positivity increased from 1% in week 41 to 2% in week...

Accelerating implementation of the WHO global alcohol action plan 2022-2030 in the Western Pacific Region

At the seventy-sixth session of the WHO Regional Committee for the Western Pacific in 2025, Member States endorsed Accelerating implementation of the Global...

Health statistics in the Western Pacific Region 2026: monitoring health for the SDGs

Health statistics in the Western Pacific Region 2026: monitoring health for the SDGs provides an overview of the state of health in the Region, including...

Eye health in the Western Pacific Region

Eye health is a universal yet underprioritized health and development issue in the Western Pacific Region. Vision impairment exacts a heavy toll across...