The Ministry of Health, with WHO-Gambia, held a three-day training on environmental health surveillance to boost Gambia’s capacity in monitoring health threats, supporting global polio eradication, as highlighted by Selassi Amah D’Almeida.
The Ministry of Health, with the support of WHO-Gambia, conducted a three-day training on environmental health surveillance.
The training aims to enhance the country’s capacity to monitor health as part of the global effort to eradicate polio. Selassi Amah D’Almeida highlighted the importance of monitoring the environment due to increasing health threats worldwide.
During the NYSS stakeholders’ engagement at NASGRAP, Dr. Ismaila Ceesay, the Gambian Minister of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services, highlighted the government’s initiatives to make tertiary education more accessible and affordable. He acknowledged a rise in the number of young individuals enrolling in universities and vocational training centers, alongside plans to establish new public universities
