Our work in Marshall Islands

1.1 Strengthen national health accounts.
1.2 Develop the health workforce through programme management courses.
1.3 Strengthen a supportive and sustainable social and physical environment to improve health through legislative approaches.
1.4 Strengthen governance and government leadership, especially the Ministry of Health, through a secretariat role to support multisectoral committees set up for health-related areas.

2.1 Establish a dedicated team to prepare for and respond to emergencies and disasters
2.2 Collaborate to achieve IHR (2005) core capacities.

3.1 Scale up Package of Essential Noncommunicable in the dispensaries, community health centres and hospitals.
3.2 Draft legislation to restrict the use of food with a high sodium content, institute comprehensive nutrition facts labelling and pass state-level regulation to set up a traffic light system in stores to help consumers identify healthy foods.
3.3 Implement the WHO Framework Convention on Tobaco Control (FCTC) through several key aspects of tobacco control including graphic health warnings, tackling tobacco industry interference, reducing second-hand smoke and promoting cessation.
3.4 Intensify TB and leprosy screening and elimination efforts.
3.5 Strengthen vector control and ensure reduction of dengue cases and fatalities with the aim to achieve a 25% reduction of cases and 50% reduction of deaths by 2020, from the pre-2016 levels.