Blockchain Platform Launch The World Health Organization recently launched a blockchain-based platform for sharing data on the coronavirus pandemic. This initiative presents an opportunity for tech companies specializing in blockchain technology to pitch innovative solutions for data management and healthcare analytics.

Training Programs WHO has initiated a series of training programs for coronavirus health service providers. This effort opens the door for educational institutions or training service providers to offer specialized training modules for healthcare professionals in partnership with WHO.

Partnerships with Telemedicine World Health Organization has partnered with Parsys Telemedicine, among others, to provide telemedicine services in remote areas. This collaboration signals a potential avenue for telemedicine companies to explore partnership opportunities with WHO for expanding healthcare access.

Public Health Support WHO partnered with Rwanda Biomedical Center to empower frontline workers in emergency response efforts. Companies supplying medical equipment, disaster response technology, or healthcare infrastructure solutions can leverage this partnership to offer support and solutions in public health emergencies.

Director-General Special Envoy Appointment José Luis Castro was appointed as the WHO Director-General Special Envoy for Chronic Respiratory Diseases. Companies specializing in respiratory health products or services could engage with WHO through José Luis Castro to explore collaborations or showcase relevant offerings.