Mauritius National Workshop on the Review of the Strategic Tool for Assessing Risks 2026
Mauritius held a national public-health risk review workshop in Quatre Bornes on 9–11 September 2026 to update emergency preparedness priorities.
At a glance
Event details
- Date
- 9–11 September 2026
- Location
- Quatre Bornes, Mauritius
- Venue
- Gold Crest Hotel
- Format
- In-person
- Organizer
- Mauritius Ministry of Health and Wellness, with World Health Organization support
- Status
- Past
About the event
The workshop reassessed the country's 2023 risk profile using WHO's STAR approach. Health-sector representatives, ministries and other institutions reviewed hazards, existing capacities and preparedness needs.
The government closing report records recommendations for a One Health platform and an operational public-health emergency operations centre. It also describes linking the findings to national health-security planning.
Topics and programme
- Review of biological, environmental, technological and other health threats.
- Reassessment of hazard likelihood, impact and response capacities.
- Priority actions for preparedness, coordination and future risk reviews.
Audience
- Public health officials
- Emergency preparedness specialists
- Government and institutional representatives
Participation and practical information
This is a completed institutional workshop, documented by the government report on its closing ceremony.
No public registration route or downloadable session timetable was identified.
The archive records the meeting and its outputs; it does not announce a new workshop.
Sources
- STAR review sets priorities for health preparedness ↗
government retrospective and occurrence. Checked 2026-10-31.
Last verified: 2026-10-31.