AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoImmunisation Gaps: A new WHO–UNICEF report says many Pacific island countries are still missing the 90% target for vaccinating children against preventable diseases, with Kiribati hitting only four vaccine targets in 2025 and Palau falling to 75% for the final measles dose. Climate & Health Risk: A spotlight piece links climate change displacement in the Pacific to rising risks of statelessness, warning that people can lose citizenship and access to services after disasters. Digital Access for Care: A new report from the ITU and Internet Society highlights community-run internet networks as a practical way to connect remote islands like Kiribati, noting that successful projects combine local ownership with funding, skills, and services that can include health support. Community-Led Safety: Tonga’s police commissioner says tackling organised crime and drug threats needs community resilience—through families, churches, village leadership, and rehabilitation—rather than policing alone. Health Workforce Pathway: WHO opened its Global Internship Programme to citizens of all 194 member states, including eligible opportunities for applicants from Kiribati and other countries, with placements across headquarters and country offices.
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