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Sri Lanka Approves Major Project to Strengthen Pandemic Preparedness

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The Cabinet approved a proposal from the Minister of Health to implement the Integrated One Health Pandemic Preparedness and Response Strengthening Project. This initiative is designed to strengthen disease surveillance and preparedness for public health emergencies in Sri Lanka. The project includes 35 activities planned for the 2026-2028 period, which will improve the physical infrastructure of the National Public Health Research Laboratory at the Medical Research Institute.

From dailymirror.lk

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The project secures funding through the Epidemic Fund, which involves donor countries and co-investors, alongside Rs. 646 million from the Government of Sri Lanka. This investment addresses gaps identified in the country's human and animal health sectors following the COVID-19 pandemic.

From dailymirror.lk

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    Sri Lanka might see increased public investment in health infrastructure and research facilities.

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