WHO regional offices and WHO collaborating centres

Fifty eight (58) of the settlements have a health post.

(ii) To provide support to different health programmes of the Ministry of Health through motivation and mobilization of communities for health action, and thereby ensure that such communities make optimal use of such service

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(f) Promoting regional cooperation in strengthening health and development policy and programme capability to address regional health challenges

Primary health care is given priority in the organization of these regional offices.

Water Supply and Basic Household Sanitation The National Health Foundation will serve 13 communities (or groups of communities).

The issue of public health is not limited by national borders our efforts in that regard can never be successful without close regional and international cooperation.

25 29 years 139 cases (17.2 per cent), of which 106 women (76 per cent).

Table 14 Post abortion care provided at Ministry of Health facilities

Pacific region, 1999 2002

The Ministry of Health produces a large amount of information material on family planning and distributes it to the health regions which, in turn, distribute it at the local level.

Saskatchewan Health has been collaborating with First Nations communities, Health Canada, the Public Health Agency of Canada, and Regional Health Authorities on emergency management planning for pandemic influenza and other disasters and emergency events.

There are strong links between WASH and the economic and social development of communities and nations.

The Health Bureau will continue to maintain close contact with the national and adjacent regional health sectors, and the World Health Organization, as well as closely monitoring the situation from place and place and Macao.

American Samoa belongs to various regional bodies of the United Nations system, including the World Health Organization (WHO), the Regional Office for the Western Pacific and the WHO Pacific Regional Centre for the Promotion of Environmental Planning and Applied Studies.

(viii) To promote community health and individual health care by conducting health education programmes through the mass media

Infrastructure, sanitation and environment in rural areas

Hygiene education, awareness raising and community participation

241. In the framework of health resources and programmes, the Office of the Under Secretary for Community Health of the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare has conducted various programmes for the production and distribution of educational material, of which the following are worthy of mention

Efforts to promote hygiene awareness and safe sanitation include the construction of more than 3,000 household and school latrines as well as community training in hygiene and sanitation.

The measures for the issuance and control of hygiene licences shall be worked out by the administrative departments of public health of the people's governments of the provinces, autonomous regions, or municipalities directly under the Central Government.

In September 2005, the federal, provincial and territorial (FPT) Ministers of Health announced the creation of the Pan Canadian Public Health Network, which will be the key mechanism for intergovernmental collaboration on public health.

The Ministry of Health was making efforts to address the lack of doctors in rural areas.

62. In order to respond to the needs of the economies in transition, the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Europe has strengthened its analytical capacity and policy guidance.

Meanwhile, the World Health Organization (WHO) delivered cholera treatment kits for 10,000 people to the area.

Community based organizations and non governmental organizations could act as catalysts for improved hygiene and sanitation in rural communities, and Governments could assist in training local suppliers of sanitation fixtures and services.

WHO regional offices can establish working relations with national and regional organizations.

Regional WASH advisors will provide support for the implementation of all three UNICEF WASH packages.

We appeal to the World Health Organization (WHO) to strengthen the capabilities of the countries of the subregion by holding seminars and providing training.

He provided a picture of the state of affairs in regard to the current programme of activities of WHO and gave a brief overview of activities of the regional organizations of WHO.

In the absence of the national hygiene standards for such imports, the importer must provide the hygiene evaluation data prepared by the health authorities or organization of the exporting country (region) to the frontier agencies for hygiene supervision and inspection of imported food for examination and inspection and such data shall also be reported to the administrative department of public health under the State Council for approval.

There are marked shortages of water and sanitation services in rural areas and in some departments in the country.

In addition, 550 household sanitary latrines were constructed in different communities.

WSP EAP promoted quality to an extent that Nam Saat could not accept at that time.

Sanitation coverage in rural Eritrea is also very low, with only 3.6 per cent of the population having access to improved sanitation facilities.

282. Disposal of refuse is a function of the local bodies, being supervised by the Medical Officer of Health Divisional Director of Health Services of the area.

Important health inequities exist in the Asian region, as in other regions

It would also undertake an intensive social mobilization campaign to combat sexually transmitted diseases, including acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Its strategies in the health sector included the promotion of community participation, the establishment of health districts, and decentralization aimed at involving communities in the management of health problems.

Furthermore, it requests the Director General of the World Health Organization (WHO) to promote the inclusion of indigenous health in its work programme at the country, regional and global level.

Ministry of Health, health policy, 1997 2001.

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