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AFR/RC24/R7: Health charter of the African Region The Regional Committee,

Having studied the Regional Director’s report on long-term planning for the strengthening of health services;1

Appreciating the quality and technical interest of the document;

Referring to resolutions WHA21.49 and WHA22.53 stressing the importance of long-term health planning together with the interdependence of national health plans and the WHO programme at regional and global levels;2

Recalling that the strengthening of health services in countries of the Region is a priority programme in conformity with resolution AFR/RC20/11,

1. CONGRATULATES the Regional Director on the guidance given in long-term planning for the strengthening of health services;

2. APPROVES the general and specific objectives as defined in the report;

3. RECOMMENDS that member States:

(i) formulate and implement medium – and long-term plans to improve health and social structures at the central, intermediate and local levels and provide them with essential legal, financial, and technical administrative support;

(ii) lay stress on practical projects that will first of all improve existing health structures in order to ensure effective delivery of health services to communities;

(iii) apply modern methods and an integrated approach to the analysis of national health systems, the definition of priority programmes, the identification of the role of each service, institution and organization, introducing management techniques to projects and health activities;

(iv) design health activities within each country’s sociocultural context and encourage active community participation;

(v) fit external aid into national plans;

4. RECOMMENDS that the Regional Director transmit to the Director-General the medium – and long-term plans for the strengthening of health services, and take all appropriate measures to help Member States to implement this strategy, including the evaluation every five years of progress achieved;

5. REQUESTS the Director-General to make available to the Regional Director all the means and resources needed to implement the programme for the strengthening of

1 Document AFR/RC24/7.

2 Handbook of Resolutions and Decisions, Vol. I, 1948-1972, 5.

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health of the African peoples, an essential component of all socioeconomic development;

6. REQUESTS the regional Director to prepare, for Member States, a general document on long-term health planning for the period 1975-2000, on the basic of relevant items in reports AFR/RC21/8,1 AFR/RC22/8,2 AFR/RC23/73 and AFR/RC24/7,4 which will constitute the health charter of the African Region.

September 1974, 24, 12

1 AFR/RC21/8 – Development of human resources, education and training.

2 AFR/RC22/8 – Environmental health.

3 AFR/RC23/7 – Epidemiological surveillance.

4 AFR/RC24/7 – Strengthening of health services.

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