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This webinar session is the third in the series on 'Achieving Sustainable Health Care Waste Management'.

This three-part webinar series, hosted by UNICEF and GAVI, will orient participants on the key actions to needed to address health care waste, including national strategies, facility-level improvements, and the selection of green technologies.

Session 3: Facility-level activities: Managing health care waste

This session will share the tools available for assessing healthcare waste management at the facility-level and discuss the capacity building activities that can be undertaken to improve waste management.

Register here: https://who.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HRN6NYOGTrO3FxOx0Zto2Q#/registration

Reaching every child with a shot of vaccine comes at the cost of producing carbon emissions. How much carbon are we emitting? Where are key contributors of emissions to deliver immunization program globally? How do we mitigate this? What are the low-hanging fruits to reduce carbon footprint?

UNICEF estimated the global carbon emissions to deliver the immunization program. Our immunization and carbon experts on the panel will take you through these exciting findings!

Join us on Monday, 5 June at 12 CEST (Harare, Pretoria, Copenhagen, Geneva time) to learn more.

Registration: https://who.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Ar8lgc2iTBSAouP_UtdNWg

WEBINAR: How Can Thinking and Working Politically Strengthen Your Health Commodity Supply Chain? Register here:  https://www.lhssproject.org/event/how-can-thinking-and-working-politically-strengthen-your-health-commodity-supply-chain  Supply chain practitioners are motivated by a shared goal: to see that people can reliably obtain the health products they need, when and where they need them. Despite best efforts, however, political factors often pose a barrier to fully achieving the impact we strive for. Join the USAID Local Health System Sustainability Project (LHSS) to learn how thinking and working politically and using political economy analysis (PEA) can strengthen efforts to reform health commodity supply chains. Thinking and working politically recognizes that solutions that appear technically sound may not work if political incentives are absent or insufficient. We’ll share our new, easy-to-read primer discussing the value of thinking and working politically and when and how to apply PEA to fortify supply chain technical assistance and reforms. There will be plenty of time for questions and answers with our panelists. The Local Health System Sustainability Project (LHSS) is USAID’s flagship initiative in integrated health systems strengthening. Its goal is to help low- and middle-income countries transition to sustainable, self-financed health systems as a means to support access to universal health coverage. The LHSS Project is led by Abt Associates.