WHO communications and public relations policy

EB30.R7 Membership of the UNICEF/WHO Joint Committee on Health Policy.. The

CALLS ON partner bodies to maintain and expand their support for national leishmaniasis prevention and control programmes and, as appropriate, to accelerate research on,

Recalling that, in its organizational study on the interrelationships between the central technical services of WHO and programmes of direct assistance to Member States, 1 the

The Committee pointed out that although the Declaration and Plan of Action adopted by the World Summit for Children set no goals in the specific domain of newborn health, the

Recalling that the World Health Assembly, in resolution WHA26.21, expressed its belief that the scale of assessment in W H O should follow as closely as possible that of the

The discussion of the role of communications as a critical component of public health is based on the work of the Policy Analysis and Communications team housed in

Staff at headquarters and in regional offices have several important functions in relation to communications and public relations: they support the efforts of country staff and

The World Health Organization (WHO) commits, through this policy, to making WHO an organization which is inclusive of people with disability in all their diversity and systematically