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COVID-19

The handover of essential cold chain equipment to the Fijian Ministry of Health and Medical Services to support gaps in the continuing COVID-19, as well as routine immunization preparedness and response efforts
Press release
06 March 2023
Millions of people in the Pacific to be supported through new digital health systems
Hon. Minister of Health, Medical Services, Dr. Culwick Togamana, UNICEF Pacific Representative, Jonathan Veitch and other colleagues
Press release
17 August 2022
Solomon Islands receives additional critical health support from the United States in the on-going battle against COVID-19
French Government hands over 9,600 COVAX vaccine doses to Fiji
Press release
15 July 2022
The French Government supports Fiji with 9,600 doses of COVID-19 Moderna vaccines through the COVAX Facility
Thousands of Fijians to benefit from essential health equipment through USAID/UNICEF partnership
Press release
15 June 2022
Thousands of Fijians to benefit from essential health equipment through USAID/UNICEF partnership
Press release
14 June 2022
Over 1,000 schools in Solomon Islands provided with thermometers for safe school re-opening
In Kiribati, UNICEF is supporting the government’s COVID-19 response efforts
Article
04 June 2022
Responding to the COVID-19 outbreak
In Kiribati, UNICEF is supporting the government’s COVID-19 response efforts
WFP humanitarian air service supports COVID-19 response
Photo essay
11 May 2022
COVID-19 in the Pacific
Two years of preparation and response, UNICEF and partners keep going
Dr Zelalem Taffesse, Chief of UNICEF SI Field Office, Russell Comeau, Director, U.S. Embassy Office in Solomon Islands, Hon. Dr Culwick Togamana – Health Minister and Tracy Melissa Kofela, WHO Public Health Officer (RMNCAH and EPI Coordinator)
Press release
13 April 2022
United States Government supports Solomon Islands with COVID-19 Pfizer vaccines through the COVAX Facility
The United States Government provided 52,650 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to Solomon Islands via the COVAX Facility to strengthen the country’s response to COVID-19.
Statement
30 March 2022
New Zealand supports Solomon Islands with COVID-19 vaccines through the COVAX Facility
The Government of New Zealand has provided 100,800 doses of the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine to Solomon Islands via the COVAX Facility to strengthen the country’s vaccination rollout.
Salveen Narayan, Head of the Language Department at Rampur College.
Article
15 February 2022
Parents and caregivers can trust us
Teachers ready for a positive start to welcoming Fijian children back to school