AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBorder Health Update: Benin says it will no longer check vaccination records at entry points (airport, port, land borders), including for yellow fever—vaccination remains recommended. Adolescent & Maternal Care: DOTOH is adapting teleconsultation for low-bandwidth Benin, using audio/video, voice notes, and referrals to nearby facilities, with UNICEF support. Birth Registration Access: With UNICEF backing, children under 14 who never registered with ANIP can get free birth certificates (Sept 16–30), alongside a one-stop shop push that boosted registration rates in pilot health facilities. Drug Abuse Response: UBTH is urging early detection and confidential screening to curb rising drug and substance abuse among students, highlighting a new drug testing centre. Menstrual Health & Rights: A Cotonou media competition spotlighted menstrual health beyond products—calling for water, accurate information, hygiene facilities, and timely care. Reproductive Health Literacy: Journalists in Grand-Popo reviewed Benin’s abortion law (2021), focusing on what’s allowed, who can provide care, and access barriers. Health & Community Support: NBM’s Benin zone donated blood to UBTH to replenish the blood bank for urgent transfusions. Regional Cooperation: Benin and Cuba sealed a renewed economic pact in Cotonou, flagging opportunities in agro-industry, renewable energy, tourism, and biotech/pharma.
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