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Welcome to the Weaving the Future of Health exhibition of the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Committee for the Western Pacific.
Taking off from our Weaving Health for All vision and building on the RC75 exhibition in 2024, this exhibition features the four main RC77 agenda items – artificial intelligence, hypertension control, immunization and tobacco control – along with displays on One Health, health systems strengthening, and the Western Pacific Region (WPR) Solutions Lab. The AI component includes a special exhibit on people-centred AI in health from the National Health Commission of China.
All delegates to the seventy-seventh session of the Regional Committee are welcome to visit the exhibits inside the WHO Western Pacific Regional Office in Manila, Philippines.
Grab a passport and collect all eight stamps by visiting every exhibit. We look forward to RC77 attendees visiting the exhibition and engaging actively with the informative and interactive displays. See you at the RC77 exhibits!
Weaving the Future of Health
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Digital innovation in the real world: Leveraging AI and geospatial applications to strengthen public health systems
Step into the future of public health!
This exhibit brings AI innovation and geospatial insights to life through simple, low-risk and cost-effective tools that can sharpen decisions, boost efficiency and accelerate impact across health systems.
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Hypertension: Know your numbers, change the future
This interactive exhibit invites Regional Committee participants to learn about their own cardiovascular risk while exploring the status of hypertension control across the Western Pacific Region.
Visitors can have their blood pressure measured, check their body mass index classification and explore an interactive dashboard comparing hypertension diagnosis, treatment and control rates in their own countries and across the Region.
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Weaving protection throughout life
Explore how immunization protects people at every stage of life.
Discover the collective efforts needed to reach zero-dose and under-immunized children, achieve and sustain measles elimination, and expand protection throughout life.
Through interactive activities, stories from across the Western Pacific and opportunities to share your own hopes for immunization, we invite delegates to celebrate progress, explore the challenges ahead and help weave a healthier future for all.
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From evidence to impact: Accelerating high-impact tobacco control action
Explore how tobacco industry tactics shape health and policy environments across the Western Pacific Region, and how governments can respond.
Through interactive displays, data visualization tools and implementation resources, the exhibit shows how accelerated action can reduce tobacco use and advance progress towards the 2030 regional target.
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Health systems strengthening: Turning data into action for safer care
Infection prevention and control (IPC) and other health programmes make care safer, improve its quality and support resilient health systems.
Supported by WHO, the regional IPC dashboard helps countries track their own progress and guides action under the Regional Action Plan on Strengthening IPC 2025–2030.
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One Health: Weaving together the health of people, animals and ecosystems
One Health is an acceleration point in the Regional Vision, Weaving Health for Families, Communities and Societies, and a thread across its strands – from primary health care and climate-resilient health systems to health security and technology for health equity.
Delegates are invited to plot their country’s One Health Action Tracks on the regional map – from zoonotic diseases and antimicrobial resistance to food safety – then step into the photo booth to mark the moment.
Together, we weave a shared regional One Health agenda.
Schedule of topics:
Tuesday, 20 October
15:15-15:30
Emerging arboviruses – discussion on regional actions that strengthen the prevention, preparedness and response
Wednesday, 21 October
15:15-15:30
El Nino from a health perspective – discussion on the anticipatory actions and regional response
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WPR Solutions Lab: Building tomorrow's WHO today
Lean, accountable operations and smarter digital support for every country we serve. Explore how AI, connected systems and a culture of excellence are changing the way WHO works in the Western Pacific, and share your ideas on our Ideas Wall.
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China – A healthier future: From practice to impact
Discover how people-centred AI is transforming health care across China – from hospitals to communities and homes.
The exhibit spans clinical diagnosis and treatment, disease screening, medical imaging, specialized care, health management, and research and innovation.
Through live demonstrations, interactive exhibits and hands-on experiences, visitors can see how these innovations support early detection, more accurate diagnosis and smarter health services in real-world settings.
It also offers space to exchange ideas and explore collaboration toward a healthier Western Pacific Region.