AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoReproductive Health in Emergencies: Turkmenistan’s Ministry of Health updated its National Action Plan on the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for reproductive health, with UNFPA support, to keep safe delivery, family planning, and care for survivors of sexual violence available during crises, and to cut HIV/STI transmission. Primary Healthcare Gets Cleaner Power: UNDP helped install two solar photovoltaic systems at Yoloten Etrap Hospital (Mary Velayat), adding battery backup to support essential services like neonatal intensive care, maternity wards, labs, hemodialysis, and operating theatres during power disruptions. Children and Women Data Drive Policy: UNICEF, with Turkmenistan’s State Statistics Committee and UNFPA, wrapped regional roundtables on MICS7 findings to spot gaps and set priorities for health and education for children and women across velayats. Earthquake-Ready Hospitals: WHO urged stronger earthquake-ready health systems, warning that Central Asia—including Turkmenistan—faces very high seismic hazard and that hospital resilience must improve before disasters strike. Health Education Spotlight: Turkmen universities earned recognition in THE Sustainability Impact Ratings 2026, including rankings tied to “Health and well-being,” alongside progress on other UN goals.
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