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AFR/RC30/R10:

The Regional Committee,

Considering resolution AFR/RC29/R13;

Having taken cognizance of the elements assembled for the preparation of the Seventh General Programme of Work (GPW); 1

Considering the importance of the Seventh GPW as an essential stage for achieving the social target of health for all by the year 2000;

Regarding, as appropriate, the replies in document AFR/RC30/4 to the fundamental questions put to the African Advisory Committee for Health Development (AACHD),

1. APPROVES document AFR/RC30/4;

2. REQUESTS the Regional Director to transmit to the Director-General document AFR/R30/4 as the regional contribution to the preparation of the Seventh GPW;

3. INVITES the Director-General to:

(i) consider preparing a single Seventh GPW for the entire Organization;

(ii) use, in the Seventh GPW, the new triangular structure proposed for WHO programmes,2 altering the title “Health technology programme” to read

“Health science and technology programme”.

September 1980, 30, 14

1 AFR/RC30/4.

2 Document DGO/80/4.

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