How to complete the State Party Self-Assessment Annual Report: the 15 capacities and 35 indicators of the second edition, scoring levels 1 to 5, collecting evidence from each sector and submitting through e-SPAR on time.
Preparing for a Joint External Evaluation: the self-assessment, the 19 technical areas, host-country logistics, presenting evidence to the external team and turning recommendations into a costed action plan.
Running an After Action Review after a real outbreak or event: choosing the format, facilitating honest discussion, identifying what worked and what did not, and tracking the follow-up actions.
Designing and running simulation exercises — tabletop, drill, functional and full-scale — to test plans, notification pathways and coordination before an emergency tests them for you.
Strengthening health systems around IHR core capacities: governance, workforce, laboratory networks, surveillance and risk communication as one connected programme.
For senior officials: positioning IHR compliance within national health security strategy, NAPHS planning, budgeting and cross-government coordination under the One Health approach.
We review your latest SPAR, JEE and AAR findings to identify which capacities and teams need support first.
Modules are adapted to your legislation, language, sector structure and the events your country actually faces.
Case studies, scenario work and live exercises on the OneIHR Portal — not slides alone.
Participants are assessed, and progress is tracked against the indicators the training was meant to move.
Every engagement runs on the OneIHR Portal. AI agents keep evidence current, map documents to indicators and track actions between our specialists’ visits — so progress continues after the workshop ends.
National IHR Focal Point staff, officials of the National IHR Authority, and sector leads from human and animal health, environment, points of entry, laboratories, emergency management and finance.
Yes. After a free initial remote consultation we agree whether delivery is best on-site, online or blended.
Every programme has been updated for the amendments that entered into force on 19 September 2025, including the pandemic emergency determination and the National IHR Authority role.
Deployed at national scale: all 15 SPAR capacities, every sector and every level of government — from national to municipal, down to each hospital, airport, port and ground crossing.
Evidence for 15 SPAR capacities and 19 JEE technical areas sits across dozens of agencies. Reports are assembled once a year, under pressure, by a handful of people. Findings from evaluations and exercises go untracked. The 2024 amendments add new obligations on top.
Each agent is specialised for a part of the International Health Regulations. They work around the clock, and your officials approve everything they produce.
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The Regulation Agent maps every new obligation to the national owner, the capacity it affects and the evidence that proves it.
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Public health data is sensitive and national reports are sovereign. OneIHR is designed so that agents assist, officials decide, and every step is on the record.
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