AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMaternal and Newborn Care: KOICA has given the Health Ministry eight boats, five equipped ambulances and four vehicles to improve access to care in remote communities. The US$7 million project also supports high-risk pregnancy referrals and health-worker training. Emergency Response: St John Ambulance says pregnancy-related callouts have risen 38%, but the Ministry funds just one ambulance, forcing dispatchers to prioritize when calls overlap. Safe Water: Upgrades in Noro and Honiara aim to improve reliable water access for households and essential services, supporting public health as demand grows. Clinic Access: Rove Clinic’s new security fencing, renovated waiting area and ambulance bay are intended to improve safety and patient care. Food Safety: Honiara Central Market vendors are calling for more training, clean water and better sanitation to help keep food safe.
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