Romania
The WHO Country Office is the focal point for WHO activities in Romania. It was established in January 1991 in Bucharest in order to carry out a series of priority activities. The priorities for the Country Office are set out in the biennial collaborative agreement between WHO/Europe and the host country, and the Office implements the agreement in close collaboration with national institutions and international partner agencies.
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Community nurses in rural Romania go the extra mile for COVID-19 vaccination
With almost half (46%) of Romania’s population living in rural areas, it has been challenging to provide equal access to vaccination for all communities. For Romanians, there have also been questions about whether and how to get vaccinated, and where to go for support and information.
News
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- Community nurses in rural Romania go the extra mile for COVID-19 vaccination
WHO/Europe offices
WHO Country Office, Romania
United Nations House
Primaverii Street 48A
Bucharest RO-011975
Ministry of health
Ministry of Health
Intr. Cristian Popişteanu, Nr. 1-3, Sector 1
Bucharest RO-010024
http://www.ms.ro
COVID-19 public advice
Watch more videos on COVID-19 advice for the public (with Romanian subtitles)
Publications
Doing what matters in times of stress: an illustrated guide (2020)
available in Romanian
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