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137| 79^th Session of the World Health Assembly (WHA79) — GSCF delivered a constituency statement on primary healthcare, emphasising the role of self-care in strengthening health systems and achieving universal health coverage. 138|

154| Individual Statement — GSCF highlighted the importance of micronutrient supplementation and responsible self-care practices to improve maternal and child health outcomes globally. 155|

171| GSCF called for strengthened regulatory frameworks and public education on the responsible use of self-care products to combat antimicrobial resistance, in alignment with the Global Action Plan on AMR. 172|

188| GSCF presented evidence on how self-care interventions can reduce the burden of noncommunicable diseases, supporting WHO's global targets for NCD prevention and management. 189|

205| The annual Geneva Global Self-Care Forum brought together policymakers, industry leaders, and healthcare professionals to discuss innovations in self-care and their impact on global health systems. Keynote sessions explored digital health, regulatory harmonisation, and sustainability. 206|

222| The Global Self-Care Federation released its 2025 Impact Report, detailing progress across key pillars: evidence-based advocacy, WHO engagement, environmental sustainability, and regulatory affairs. The report showcases measurable outcomes and member contributions. 223|

239| A new online repository compiling peer-reviewed research on self-care interventions, economic evaluations, and best practices. The platform aims to support policymakers and researchers with accessible, high-quality evidence for self-care policy development. 240|

256| Members of the GSCF Charter report significant strides in reducing packaging waste, improving supply chain sustainability, and advancing eco-design principles. The 2025 Progress Report outlines collective achievements and next-phase commitments. 257|