Intensive and critical care unit is a designated area of a hospital facility that is dedicated to the care of patients who are seriously ill. There main function is to provide optimal life support and provide adequate monitoring of vital function. A well-organized intensive and critical care services is one of the indicator of quality of health care. In light of the growing needs and the increase in burden of non-communicable disease and current COVID-19 pandemic, there is a clear gap in critical care capacity of the country.

Ensure provision of safe water, sanitation and hygiene services in emergencies

• Improve resilience of the health system towards climate change.
• Reduce the health system’s contribution for climate change.

• Improve occupational health and safety through regular Advocacy,  promotion and monitoring
• Develop occupational Health Standards with concerned sectors