Women’s and social Affairs Inclusive Implementation Executive Office

Vision

“To see women, children, youth and persons with different types of Impairment/ disability equally participate and benefit from the health services of the highest possible quality equitably."

Mission

To ensure that women, children, youth, and Persons with disability-related issues are effectively addressed and, mainstreamed in all policies and programs implemented by the health sector and realize that women are empowered to shoulder decision-making positions.

Information Communication Technology Executive Office

Health Information Technology Directorate in the health sector works to improve Quality service delivery; To improve accessibility and equity; Implement health services with the help of indigenous and innovative technologies; It is working to implement health information technology in the health sector to enable timely, quality data collection, use and transmission.

Internal Audit Executive Office

               Vision,

“To see Healthy, productive & Prosperous Ethiopians” (Vision of Our Ministry)

               Mission

“To promote the health and well-being of the society through providing and regulating a comprehensive package of health services of the highest possible quality in an equitable manner.” (Mission of Ministry of Health Ethiopia)

Objective,

Public Relation and Communication Executive Office

The success of any institution, whether public or private, is greatly dependent upon its reputation. Opinions of consumers, employees, investors, policy makers and the media have powerful impacts on the prosperity of an organization. Their perceptions will drive their decisions about whether they want to work with, deal with and support the institution. Consequently, there is an indisputable need for a strong communication, with the aim of building the organizations reputation, earning understanding and support as well as influencing public opinion and behavior.

Human Resources For Health Development and Improvement Lead Executive Office

Human resource development

Vision of HRHD-I LEO is to have an adequate number of well qualified, motivated, competent and compassionate health workers contributing to the health sector vision of Ethiopia.

The HRHD-I LEO strategically focuses on ensuring the availability of an adequate number of well-qualified health professionals with an appropriate mix of skills; equitably distributed, motivated, retained, and perform well to achieve universal access to health care in Ethiopia. 

Lead Executive Office role and responsibility

Health Infrastructure Lead Executive Office

Health insfrastructure

Objective of the Unit

The goal of this program is to increase access to, and improve the quality of health services through the rehabilitation of existing health facilities and construction of new facilities. It aims to provide adequately equipped, staffed and governed health facilities, customer friendly and standard health facility layout, sustainable facility and equipment maintenance and finally IT supported health system.

Main Teams of the Unit:

Health Extension and Primary Health Service

The health Extension program and primary health care directorate are one of the directorates under the program wing in the Federal Ministry of Health. The main roles and responsibilities of the directorate are ensuring the realization of universal health coverage through support and follow-up of primary health care activities by developing the necessary guidelines and strategies as well as giving the necessary support to all regions in Ethiopia.

Ethiopia begins COVID-19 vaccine rollout

covid-19 vaccine roll out

Hoping to curb a recent spike in infections, Ethiopia kicked off its COVID-19 vaccination drive on Saturday.

Jabs were administered in several major cities, including the capital Addis Ababa, where top government officials and UN representatives attended a ceremony at the Eka General Hospital.

Doctors, nurses, and support staff at the hospital, one of Ethiopia’s main COVID-19 treatment centers, were given shots of the AstraZeneca vaccine.