Antigua and Barbuda are strengthening their health emergency and disaster response plans, learning from the challenges of COVID-19 and recent natural disasters. The country is working to improve its healthcare system, update emergency plans, and boost its ability to handle health crises and disasters.

Efforts include buying new medical equipment, training healthcare workers, and running public awareness campaigns. The government is also improving coordination among agencies to ensure faster and better responses during emergencies.

As a small island vulnerable to hurricanes, floods, and droughts, these improvements are vital. By investing in preparedness, Antigua and Barbuda are building resilience and protecting citizens. The government remains committed to making health security a top priority and ensuring quality healthcare for all, even during crises.