On July 15, 2026, a webinar presented findings from a cross-country study on the governance of National Public Health Agencies (NPHAs) and their roles in emergency preparedness and response (EPR). The study identified three governance models and emphasized that effective governance—characterized by clear legal mandates, operational autonomy, and robust data-sharing arrangements—plays a critical role in enhancing NPHAs’ capabilities. The event highlighted the importance of implementing governance reforms and offered actionable insights for national leaders and global partners to support more effective public health governance and preparedness strategies.
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Link to original article source: https://www.who.int/news-room/events/detail/2026/07/15/default-calendar/who-health-emergencies-epi-win-webinar-strengthening-the-governance-of-national-public-health-agencies-for-emergency-preparedness-and-response
