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AGENCIES
Outstanding work in
–Prevention of Typhus and other diseases
–Assistance to malaria control in Greece and Italy
–Campaign for eradication of malaria from Sardinia
Birth of WHO
• Combined research
• Help to under-developed countries.
Official Voluntary
• Bilateral agencies
Governmental agencies in a single country which
provide aid to developing countries.
• Headquarters at Geneva
• Constitution drafted by the “Technical Preparatory
Committee” under the chairmanship of Rene Sand in
1946
• 1948 - 56 members
• Functions:
– determine the international health policy and
programmes
• Primary function:
To provide Member States with technical
and managerial support for their national
health development programmes.
28%
Assessed
contributions from
Member States
Work of WHO
1956
• 7 April,1994
WHO introduced ART as part of the World
Health Day and celebrations of the Year of
Oral Health
1995
• WHOLE CHILD
Assistance to long term personal development and
development of countries in which they live – “country
health programming”
Content of services:
• Child health
• Child nutrition
• Family and child welfare
• Education – formal and non-formal
• GOBI
– G- Growth charts
– O- Oral rehydration
– B- Breast feeding
– I- Immunization
• Urban Basic Services (UBS)
• UNICEF has worked closely with the Government
and other partners in defluoridation programmes in
India.
• Headquarters in Rome.
• Main functions:
Help nations raise living standards
Improve nutrition of people of all countries
Increase efficiency of farming, forestry and fishing
Better conditions of people in rural areas.
World Freedom from Hunger campaign to combat
malnutrition
INTERNATIONAL LABOUR
ORGANIZATION (ILO)
• Formed in 1919- affiliate of the League of
Nations
• Work in India
– Orientation Training Centres
– Research and Action projects for environmental
sanitation
– Rural Health Services
– Establishment of NIHAE
– Family Planning Programme
Co-operative for Assistance Relief
Everywhere (CARE)
• Work
– Humanitarian service to victims of war
– Service to armed forces, war veterans,
– Disaster service,
– First-aid and nursing
– Health education
– Maternity and child welfare services
Project HOPE
(Health Opportunities for People Everywhere)
• 1999
Dental health program in Bali, Indonesian
island.
• Funds
– 80 % - general public
– 20% - international agencies
and governments
FDI World Dental Federation
• Founded in December,1920
• Aim:
– To advance research and increase knowledge for
the improvement of oral health worldwide.
Publications:
• www.who.int
• www.who.int/oral_health/en/
• www.unicef.org/wes/fluoride.pdf
• http://www.ambnewdelhi.um.dk/en/menu/Danida/Health/
• http://www.oxfam.org/en/
• www.fdiworldental.org/