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15, 2023Action on Salt China: Endeavors in the Realm of Capacity Building
The development of capacity remains a fundamental element of the ASC program, dating back to its RCT phase from 2018 to 2019, and continuing through to its expansion phase from 2020 to 2021. A few notable outcomes of the ASC's capacity-building initiatives are outlined as follows:
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14, 2023Action on Salt China: Obstacles Encountered & Opportunities
The Action on Salt China (ASC) project is a noteworthy collaborative venture between China and UK, with the China CDC serving as a key partner. The objective of this report is to present a case study that demonstrates the significant role of ASC in bolstering the capacity of public health services in China. Furthermore, this study aims to offer valuable references and provoke thoughtful insight for potential international collaborations in the future.
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22, 2023Project on improving public health capacity of Sierra Leone: good practices & lessons
An effective communication and coordination mechanism has laid a solid foundation for project implementation.
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21, 2023Project on improving public health capacity of Sierra Leone: impact & results
The project on improving public health capacity of Sierra Leone has cultivated professionals qualified to work in P3 laboratories, and facilitated better laboratory operation and continuous effects.
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18, 2023Project on improving public health capacity of Sierra Leone: content & activities
China has supported Sierra Leone to enhance its public health capacity through various activities, including enhancing capacity building of the P3 laboratory, sending experts to work in Sierra Leone, and exploring international cooperation to support the country in monitoring and emergency testing of newly emerging and recurring infectious diseases.
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17, 2023Project on improving public health capacity of Sierra Leone: problems & solutions
The outbreak of Ebola virus disease (EVD) in West Africa has dealt a heavy blow to Sierra Leone's public health system, exposing the vulnerabilities in the country's public health infrastructure, including insufficient monitoring and testing capacity and a lack of qualified personnel.
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