THE World Health Organization (WHO), European Union (EU), and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) donated three solar panels for rural health units frequently affected by power outages in Romblon. “A reliable electricity supply is not just a convenience—it is essential for health security,” said USAID Phils.
THE World Health Organization , European Union , and the United States Agency for International Development donated three solar panels for rural health units frequently affected by power outages in Romblon.
“A reliable electricity supply is not just a convenience—it is essential for health security,” said USAID Phils. Health Office director Andrea Halverson in a recorded message in September. “It’s about ensuring that vital services remain uninterrupted, especially in times of crisis.” The rural health units receiving the solar panels collectively serve up to 480 patients every month. Access to a consistent power supply will ensure the safe storage of vaccines and other life-saving medicines, safer childbirth at night and during disasters, powered and better sterilized medical equipment, hot water availability, and less risk of damage to medical devices.
“With our support and commitment of the local government units, the operation, expansion and maintenance of these facilities are now in good hands,” said Dr. Rui Paulo de Jesus, the representative of WHO to the Philippines. The donation is part of a partnership among USAID EU, and WHO to strengthen the Philippines’ capacity to prevent, detect, and respond to emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases.
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