Monthly operational update on COVID-19 - August 2022
30 August 2022
     | Emergency situation update
   
     Overview
In this edition of the COVID-19 Monthly Operational Update,
highlights of country-level actions and WHO support to countries include:   
- WHO/Europe supports
     Kazakhstan’s national laboratory working group to develop national
     laboratory policy and strategic plans to address COVID-19 lessons
     learned 
- Liberia’s Grand Bassa
     county hits 71% COVID-19 vaccination coverage against its total
     population 
- Nepal launches the
     COVID-19 vaccination campaign for children 
- Social listening leads
     to more impactful communication and a stronger COVID-19 response in
     Fiji 
- Building emergency care
     capacities through training: scaling up Afghanistan’s delivery of
     essential health services and health system resilience during the pandemic
     and beyond 
- The Bahamas receives the
     first pediatric COVID-19 vaccines through the COVAX Facility 
- Palau establishes its
     national emergency medical team 
- Increasing COVID-19
     vaccination coverage in Togo in 2021 through community dialogue and
     traditional leaders 
- Téchne’s International
     Multidisciplinary Summer School on “Systemic Design for Health:”
     responding to needs identified during the COVID-19 pandemic and
     beyond 
- Building a community of
     learning for women leaders in health emergencies among WHO staff and
     Member States 
- Leveraging lessons learned
     and systems from previous epidemics, Uganda builds up its response
     capacities to scale up COVID-19 testing and surveillance while maintaining
     essential health services 
- WHO develops a method to
     deliver actionable infodemic insights and recommendations as part of the
     COVID-19 pandemic response 
- Leaving no one behind:
     How OpenWHO.org ensures equity in health information delivery for people
     living with disabilities 
- WHO’s COVID-19 Response
     Funding in 2022: Delivering science, solutions and solidarity to end the
     acute phase of the pandemic 
- Updated WHO guidance and publications
WHO Team
         
                 
Emergency Response (WRE)                 
         
        Number of pages
         19
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