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url: 'https://app.dxpr.com/case-studies/who-africa'
title: 'WHO Regional Office for Africa: 47 countries. A direct route to publication'
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  name: Jurriaan
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date: '2026-10-06T07:58:06+00:00'
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summary: 'The outcome:less production work'
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  - Healthcare
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WHO Regional Office for Africa

# WHO Regional Office for Africa: 47 countries. A direct route to publication

The WHO Regional Office for Africa serves 47 Member States. DXPR Builder brings visual page production into the Drupal website used to share country information, news and health resources.

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[See how they did it ↓](#story)

 Public health information for the African Region.

 Sector[Healthcare](/taxonomy/term/996)

LocationAfrican Region

PlatformDrupal · DXPR Builder

 ## The outcome:
less production work
behind every health update.

Country information, health topics and publications need a clear, consistent presentation. Reduce the routine assembly work while retaining the review that health communication requires.

47

### Member States in one regional mandate.

The regional website helps connect country information, health news and publications.

4×

### Faster bulletin-page production.

Regional editors prepare clear bulletin layouts while health specializts review the information.

*Illustrative estimate.*

80%

### Less routine developer layout work.

Country and communications teams handle page composition within the existing Drupal workflow.

*Illustrative estimate.*

## The information needs careful review. The layout needs a head start.

A regional health update brings several kinds of expertise together.

Country teams contribute local context. Specializts check the information. Communications staff make it understandable and connect readers with the right publications and resources. Across 47 Member States, those tasks recur.

Page production adds another demand after the information is prepared. Rebuilding similar bulletin and resource layouts uses capacity that could support the next update.

Save time in page production, not in checking health information.

## Reuse the bulletin format.
Keep the expert review.

DXPR gives editors visual control over the page inside Drupal. They can arrange the approved message, add supporting material and preview how the information reads before publication.

A saved layout provides the next bulletin’s structure. Drupal’s configured permissions and review process still determine who can edit and publish; health specializts retain responsibility for the content.

The African Region’s portal, health topics and country pages show its regional publishing remit.

- [ 01 · Regional portal ](#who-africa-wf-1)
- [ 02 · Health topics ](#who-africa-wf-2)
- [ 03 · Countries ](#who-africa-wf-3)

#### 01 · Regional portal

#### 02 · Health topics

#### 03 · Countries

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> Health communication needs time for accuracy and clarity. A reusable page format helps protect that time.

## Help your communications team publish with confidence.

Bring a bulletin and your review process. We will show where DXPR can simplify production within your Drupal workflow.

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