AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealth Workforce: More than 300 Turkmen health specialists took part in training on intensive care for newborns and children under five, strengthening skills for emergencies such as premature birth and severe infection. Maternal Care: A UNFPA–Health Ministry workshop drafted a national midwifery roadmap to update training and clinical protocols and improve respectful care. Safer Facilities: WHO and the Health Ministry began planning a pilot of the WHO/UNICEF WASH FIT tool, targeting water, sanitation, hygiene, waste management and staff training in health facilities. Emergency Preparedness: IOM trained more than 50 officials and public-group representatives in mass evacuation planning and disaster coordination. Health Infrastructure: A presidential message highlighted newly built oncology, paediatrics and dental centres, alongside an expanded Archman Sanatorium. Nutrition: Turkmen producer Täze Aý introduced fruit paste with no added sugar or artificial ingredients, made from fruit and marketed as a convenient snack.
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