Kazakhstan
The Kazakhstan WHO Country Office was established in 1994 in Almaty. It was officially accredited by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in August 2007. Before 2009, the WHO Country Office had two offices: a head office in Astana, the capital, and a sub-office in Almaty. Since 2009, the two offices have been consolidated into one Country Office in Astana. The Country Office is the focal point for WHO activities in Kazakhstan. The country team consists of five people including two experts on mother and child health, reproductive and sexual health, and effects of climate change on health.
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“Sexual and reproductive health issues are essential for adolescents’ health and education, because they affect not only the individual’s health, but also have a multifaceted impact on the nation’s health and the country’s development.”
News
- On the path to better sexual and reproductive health services for adolescents in Kazakhstan
- WHO assessment shows sexual and reproductive health must be given higher priority to achieve health for all
- WHO/Europe and the Turkic Council sign a memorandum of understanding strengthening new partnerships in the WHO European Region
WHO/Europe offices
WHO Country Office, Kazakhstan
20/2, Mangilik Yel avenue, 3rd floor
Nur-Sultan Z05K5M0
Tel.: +7 7172 204705
Fax: +7 7172 204706
WHO European Centre for Primary Health Care
Kazakh National Medical University
88 Tole Bi Street
Almaty 050012
Tel.: +7 727 3387075
Ministry of health
Ministry of Health
8, Mangilik Yel avenue
House of Ministries, Entrance 5
Nur-Sultan Z05 M9E2
Tel.: +7 7 172 74 28 51
Fax: +7 7 172 743243
http://www.mz.gov.kz