Healthcare

Can the Government Solve Low Vaccination Rates in Aged Care Homes?
Public Services & Infrastructure Can the Government Solve Low Vaccination Rates in Aged Care Homes?

If your parent is in aged care, you hope they can have a fulfilling life and get all the support, compassion, and companionship they need. At a minimum, you expect they will get basic healthcare. But three years after a Royal Commission uncovered widespread failures in Australia’s aged care, new

Transforming Osun: Tackling Local Governments' Infrastructural Gaps
Public Services & Infrastructure Transforming Osun: Tackling Local Governments' Infrastructural Gaps

Osun State, Nigeria, faces significant infrastructural deficits across its local governments, hindering its socioeconomic progress. These gaps affect essential services such as healthcare, education, transportation, power supply, water, sanitation, urban planning, and housing. This article delves

How Will Healthcare in Ukraine Improve with New International Aid?
Public Services & Infrastructure How Will Healthcare in Ukraine Improve with New International Aid?

As war continues to impact Ukraine, the need for robust healthcare services has never been more critical. Addressing this urgent requirement, a collaborative initiative has been launched by UNOPS, the government of Denmark, and the global healthcare company Novo Nordisk. This significant project

How Can the UK Bridge the NHS Capital Investment Gap?
Public Services & Infrastructure How Can the UK Bridge the NHS Capital Investment Gap?

Health is a crucial sector for any country, and the UK is no exception. The National Health Service (NHS) has long been a pillar of British society, providing essential healthcare services to millions. However, the NHS faces a significant challenge: a deep and widening gap in capital investment.

UK Launches AI Safety Program to Enhance Public Trust and Mitigate Risks
Science & Technology UK Launches AI Safety Program to Enhance Public Trust and Mitigate Risks

The UK Government has unveiled a groundbreaking research program dedicated to systemic AI safety, aimed at enhancing public trust as AI technologies become more widespread. This initiative, managed by the Department for Science, Innovation, and Technology (DSIT), seeks to address potential

Cayman Islands Government Approves $51.8M Extra Spending Amid Surplus Drop
Economic & Fiscal Cayman Islands Government Approves $51.8M Extra Spending Amid Surplus Drop

The Cayman Islands government has approved an additional $51.8 million in spending for the current fiscal year, highlighting a significant shift in its budgetary planning. This decision arrives alongside an updated financial outlook for 2024, revealing a considerable reduction in the anticipated

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