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Updating WHO’s global strategy for malaria
Representatives from malaria-affected countries and partner organizations gathered on 28 January in a WHO virtual forum to share feedback and perspectives on the Global technical strategy for malaria 2016-2030. Inputs from a diverse group of stakeholders will be reflected in an updated strategy, which will be published in June 2021.
The 15-year WHO strategy – adopted by the World Health Assembly in May 2015 – is designed to guide and support all countries working to control and eliminate malaria. It sets four global targets for 2030, as well as interim milestones to track progress (Table 1).
As reported in the most recent edition of the World malaria report, progress towards two of the strategy’s 2020 milestones is off course: reducing global mortality rates and case incidence by at least 40%. The two other milestones focused on country-level elimination and prevention of re-establishment of malaria will likely be reach
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Federación Económica de Santa Cruz pidió reactivar a las Pymes y presentó propuestas
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Restart 2021: Rising to the challenges of the environmental agenda
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Statement prepared for delivery at the 153
rd meeting of the Committee of Permanent Representatives
Ambassador Coimbra,
Excellencies, colleagues
I am honoured on behalf of UNEP, to address you at the first meeting of the Committee of Permanent Representatives in 2021. It is indeed not the start to the year we had hoped for and we still have some way to journey as we seek to end the pandemic. As we scroll our newsfeeds, it has also become increasingly evident that environmental crises are part and parcel of the journey ahead. Wildfires, hurricanes, temperature records, plagues of locusts, floods and droughts, were so commonplace they do not even always make the news.