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EB7.R20 Development of Arid Land The Executive Board
1. NOTES the resolution of the United Nations General Assembly on the development of arid zones ;1 3 2. PLEDGES its support to UNESCO in this field ;
3. EMPHASIZES the importance of early planning of programmes to prevent the introduction or aggravation of disease hazards caused by the development of such zones ;
4. CALLS the attention of the Fourth World Health Assembly to this problem.
(Adopted at the fourth meeting, 24 January 1951)
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