ACT-A Results (Y2)

As part of the Republic of Korea’s three-year ACT-A partnership (2023–2026), now reframed as MOFA’s Global Health Collaboration, the programme has significantly strengthened health systems and expanded access to essential services across 34 countries, particularly in fragile and humanitarian settings. Through this investment, over 522,000 children received DPT1 vaccinations and more than 502,000 received DPT3, while nearly 3.4 million children and women benefited from essential health services delivered through strengthened community health systems. The initiative also built frontline capacity by training more than 4,400 health workers in maternal and newborn care, over 17,000 community health workers in integrated case management, and more than 2,000 facility-based staff in childhood illness management, alongside additional training in WASH, infection prevention, and oxygen therapy. Investments in infrastructure equipped 113 health facilities with improved water, sanitation and hygiene services, reaching nearly one million people, while enhanced outbreak response capacity enabled timely detection and response within 72 hours in targeted countries, demonstrating a comprehensive impact on service delivery, preparedness, and resilience.