WHO Asia-Pacific Centre for Environment and Health in the Western Pacific Region
The work of the World Health Organization’s Asia-Pacific Centre for Environment and Health in the Western Pacific Region started in October 2019. The Centre, a WHO -WPRO Geographically Dispersed Specialised Office, is hosted by the Republic of Korea in Seoul.
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Flooded shoreline area in Kiribati, a global warming effect.
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Publications

Water and sanitation technologies for health-care facilities: a literature review of current and emerging water and sanitation technologies for health-care facilities

Water and sanitation in health-care facilities are essential for public health, economic development and quality health care, preventing infection outbreaks...

Water and sanitation technologies for health-care facilities: current status and context in the Western Pacific Region

Water and sanitation are critical for public health, economic development and quality health care, since they prevent infections and avoidable deaths in...

Water and sanitation technologies for health-care facilities: selecting options for adoption and scale-up in the Western Pacific Region

Access to clean water and safe sanitation services in health-care facilities is fundamental for public health, economic progress and delivery of quality...

A review of health-care waste management policies in the Western Pacific Region: key findings from selected countries and areas

Health-care waste management is a critical aspect of health-care systems, crucial for public health and environmental sustainability. This report provides...