5. Health Systems Development

Health Systems Development refers to the process of improving the organization, resources, and services of a country's healthcare system to meet the population's health needs effectively. This includes building hospitals, training healthcare workers, and creating policies to ensure everyone can access quality care. In the context of education, it involves educating communities about health issues, promoting healthy behaviors, and integrating health awareness into school curriculums. The ultimate goal is to create a stronger, more efficient health system that not only treats illnesses but also fosters a healthier, informed population capable of managing their own health better.