On World Cities Day 2023, WHO calls for increased financing for a sustainable, healthy urban future for all

WHO Western Pacific Member States take action on key health priorities

Western Pacific countries lead global efforts to make surgery safer and more accessible

Western Pacific countries and areas join forces to prevent cross-border health emergencies

Rising HIV infections put the Western Pacific on alert

Voices of a generation: a unique Photo Camp collaboration between ministries of health, National Geographic Society and WHO empowers youth to tell stories of climate change and health

Fiji becomes the 26th country to eliminate trachoma as a public health problem

With Asia and the Pacific on the front lines of the climate crisis, WHO unveils an ambitious blueprint for action on climate and health

From the climate crisis to a resurgence of HIV, WHO Member States meet to map out health priorities for the Western Pacific Region

WHO publishes Regional action framework on digital health in the Western Pacific

Turning research potential into stronger health systems and safer medicines in Viet Nam

Do No Harm: Joint Statement against the medicalization of Female Genital Mutilation in Asia-Pacific - A Call to Action

Addressing megatrends of population ageing and NCDs: WHO launches new partnership with Japan’s Kanagawa Prefecture

Rubella elimination verified in Japan, and measles and rubella elimination verified in Pacific island countries and areas

WHO statement on autism-related issues

The WHO in the Western Pacific launches an improved Excess Mortality Calculator to strengthen surveillance

Up to 5% of climate emissions come from healthcare. A new coalition of Asia-Pacific countries, backed by WHO, plans to change that

Global Health Learning Centre 2025 Fellows celebrate graduation at WHO Regional Office for the Western Pacific

GHLC 2025 kicks off with a dynamic start: Module A successfully completed

Global Leaders Unite to Accelerate Cervical Cancer Elimination Efforts

Resurgence of preventable diseases threatens children in East Asia and the Pacific