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6 West African Countries Lack Healthcare for Informal Sector Workers – OTUWA Study

Posted By: adminon: May 17, 2024In: GovernanceTags: ECOWAS, GAWI, OTUWA, WAHO, WAHSUNNo CommentsViews:
6 West African Countries Lack Healthcare for Informal Sector Workers - OTUWA Study

There have been serious gaps in terms of healthcare for workers in the informal sector in six West African States, a study has shown. The studies conducted in 2020 and 2021 in the wake of Co... Read more

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