AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBreastfeeding Push: UNICEF and Turkmenistan’s health authorities launched a national campaign to boost exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months after rates fell from 56.5% (2019) to 35.5% (2024), with TV/social media videos, counseling support, and workplace-friendly measures running through August. Child-Focused Financing: UNICEF and government partners held consultations on using public finance data to better plan and monitor investments in early childhood development, preschool education, social protection, and primary health care, including a possible health spending pilot. One Health Planning: CAREC’s “One Health in Central Asia” program wrapped up online consultations to align regional plans on pandemic prevention, food system sustainability, and ecosystem health ahead of a June 25 coordinating council meeting. School Device Rules: New regulations govern mobile device use in schools, aiming to support learning while limiting distraction and addressing health concerns. Health & Wellness Tourism: Avaza’s summer season is in full swing with expanded transport and resort amenities, while the Farap sanatorium highlights medical services and healing springs for visitors. Sports for Kids: A fire-applied sports competition at a Gokdere children’s health center trained young participants in safety skills across multiple stages.
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