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WHO São Tomé and Príncipe Newsletter for the 2nd Quarter - April to June 2026

WHO São Tomé and Príncipe Newsletter for the 2nd Quarter - April to June 2026 afonsoe@who.int Fri, 04/09/2026 - 14:55 The second edition of the WHO São Tomé and Príncipe Newsletter highlights the key achievements of the second quarter of 2026, reflecting the continued commitment of the Government, the World Health Organization, and its partners to strengthening the national health system. This…

The second quarter of 2026, spanning April to June, saw key accomplishments reported in the WHO São Tomé and Príncipe Newsletter. The edition underscores the persistent dedication of the government, the World Health Organization, and their allies in bolstering the national healthcare infrastructure. This edition highlights noteworthy advancements in critical domains, such as the eradication of lymphatic filariasis and malaria, the adoption of digital solutions for vaccinations, the reinforcement of immunization campaigns, the mitigation of noncommunicable ailments, and the enhancement of healthcare professionals' skills.

Furthermore, it introduces novel strategic plans, inventive methods for optimizing health service administration, and initiatives to enhance sustainable health funding. A significant milestone of the quarter was the commemoration of 50 years of collaboration between WHO and São Tomé and Príncipe, symbolizing five decades of joint efforts to improve the populace's health and welfare.

Readers are encouraged to delve into the narratives, accomplishments, and alliances presented in this edition, which persist in fostering progress towards universal healthcare and a healthier future for all.

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