22 July 2024

Children’s environmental health to be mainstreamed in primary health care in Azerbaijan

UNICEF has partnered with health authorities in Azerbaijan to incorporate climate change and environmental health topics into the national curriculum for healthcare professionals. This partnership aims to enhance the knowledge and skills of healthcare workers in diagnosing and managing diseases related to environmental factors and promote…, First Training Series Accomplished, health trainings health training 2 Display caption Hide Caption Display caption Hide Caption In April 2024, UNICEF co-hosted a training of master trainers for healthcare workers on children’s environmental health issues in Baku. Organized jointly with TABIB and the Ministry of Health, this one-week workshop was designed to establish a national…, Evidence Generation, The photo of reports on Environmental Health In 2023, UNICEF collaborated closely with the Ministry of Health and TABIB to conduct several studies on Children’s Environmental Health in Azerbaijan. As part of this partnership, the first-ever Children’s Environmental Health assessment was carried out by national experts to shed light on the profound…, E-learning Course Available on Children’s Environmental Health, WHO and UNICEF have recently launched an e-learning course outlining how to protect children's health from pollution and climate change. This UNICEF and WHO interactive course, "Children’s Environmental Health," is based on the WHO training package on children's environmental health. It is a comprehensive set of internationally harmonized and peer…