Malaria & Health System Support: Japan and Solomon Islands signed grant agreements worth 294 million Japanese Yen to boost human resource development and improve malaria diagnosis, including modern diagnostic equipment for the Ministry of Health and Medical Services and postgraduate scholarships for public servants. Workforce Strengthening: A total of 184 probation nurses have become registered nurses after completing the Supervised Practice Program, marking a major step for nursing services across the country. Safe Care & Preparedness: Australia funded specialised healthcare waste management training for staff preparing the new Naha Birthing and Urban Health Centre, while 29 health and emergency response professionals completed disaster rehabilitation training at NRH to improve inclusive response for people with disabilities. Local Health & Clean Trading Spaces: Honiara City Council approved 12 designated betelnut markets across its 12 wards, inviting titled landowners to help create safer, cleaner trading areas and reduce illegal roadside selling. Clinical Milestone at NRH: Doctors supported by the 5th China Medical Team performed a successful minimally invasive kidney stone surgery at the National Referral Hospital, using dual-endoscope technology and laser treatment. Climate Risk to Health: A Green Climate Fund official warned Solomon Islands to prepare for a looming 2026–2027 “super El Niño,” with potential knock-on effects for water and public services that can worsen health outcomes.