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Japan's AMR response 2013-2025: developing, implementing and evaluating national AMR action plans
This publication contains “valuable insights for policy-makers and health-care professionals involved in tackling AMR worldwide”, said Dr...

Country report 2023: well-child care in Japan
This report comprehensively reviews Japan’s well-child care (WCC) from a systems perspective, examining policies, strategies, and programmes...

Joint external evaluation of the International Health Regulations (2005) core capacities of Tonga
The Joint External Evaluation (JEE) team expresses its appreciation to Tonga for volunteering for a JEE using the third edition of the JEE tool. This revised...

Weaving health for families, communities and societies in the Western Pacific Region (2025-2029): working...
This document sets out thematic priorities for WHO's work in the Western Pacific Region for the next five years to improve health and well-being, and save...