153 (1) The employer shall provide and maintain the first aid supplies and equipment set out in Column I of each item of Part I of Schedule V in the quantities set out in Column II of that item, within 100 m of

(a) inspect the first aid supplies and equipment referred to in subsections 152(1) and 153(1) and (2); and

CIDA’s support is broken down as follows: i) $750,000 to the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies for the provision of essential non-food items, including hygiene kits, kitchen sets, blankets and jerry cans, and emergency shelter materials; the provision of curative and preventative health services, and to help improve access to safe water and sanitation conditions, reaching up to 90,000 earthquake-affected beneficiaries; ii) $500,000 to the Pan American Health Organization, PAHO, towards re-establishing health and medical services; replenishing emergency stocks ...[+++] of medicines and supplies; improving access to safe water and sanitation conditions; and providing technical support to health officials; iii) $500,000 to World Vision to reach over 31,000 earthquake-affected individuals with emergency shelter materials and hygiene supplies; improved access to clean water, and to provide child protection services; and iv) $250,000 to Oxfam Canada for the distribution of essential relief items; to help improve access to safe water; and to work with the government to ensure safe reconstruction of houses and livelihoods.

Regardless of the efforts in which the Commission and other stakeholders are willing to engage, it is the Member States’ health authorities, primarily responsible for the organisation, financing and delivery of healthcare, that remain the principal actors with the ability to make telemedicine a reality in the life of European patients - in full respect of the subsidiarity principle.

Member States have the main responsibility for health policy and provision of healthcare to European citizens.

the boosting of immunization services, with the aim of attaining at least 90% immunization coverage across the country training of over 2,000 health personnel in a wide range of subjects – from health and human rights to primary health care systems provision of material including 40 ambulances, 38 4WD vehicles, 300 motorcycles, 300 portable food safety kits, 1,086 oxygen cylinders daily for key health care facilities, 19 mobile clinics, informatics equipment as well as emergency medical supplies rehabilitation and construction of key health facilities including 272 primary health care facilities, 19 training centres for continued educ ...[+++]ation, the national drug quality control laboratory, 17 mental health care facilities and 21 maternity wards.