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Lead poisoning prevention

Two policies, one goal: Nigeria builds cross-sector collaboration for lead poisoning prevention

A protestor holds up a sign that says "NO SAFE LEVEL OF LEAD FOR CHILDREN OR ADULTS"

International Lead Poisoning Prevention Week 2026

UNGA 2026: Global call to end lead poisoning

Strengthening frontline capacity to prevent lead poisoning in Nigeria

Introducing PREVENT, the WHO technical package for lead poisoning prevention

Preventing lead poisoning

Resolve to Save Lives
Fact sheet summarizing the burden of lead exposure and the World Health Organization’s PREVENT technical package on lead poisoning prevention.

Join Resolve to Save Lives at the 2026 World Health Assembly

Lead poisoning prevention

PREVENT technical package for lead poisoning prevention

PREVENT lead poisoning technical package: discussion paper

WHO
The WHO PREVENT technical package translates evidence into six prioritized actions to guide governments in efficiently reducing and eliminating lead poisoning as a public health threat.

In Kano State, Nigeria, new tools to screen consumer products for lead

Advancing global frameworks to prevent lead poisoning

A collage of an african man speaking at a lectern, an African lady holding a protest sign saying 'Act Now!' and two Asian smiling ladies

2025 in review: Country leadership, global impact

A call to end lead exposure in Nigeria

Detecting lead in cosmetics in Nigeria

New partnerships to prevent lead poisoning

Nigeria advances national policy to eliminate lead and toxic substances from cosmetics