Topic: World Health
Organization (WHO )
,Introduction
The World Health Organization is a specialized, nonpolitical,
health agency of United Nations.
Headquater – Geneva.
Established on 7th April 1948, which is celebrated every year as
“World Health Day”.
A World Health day theme is chosen each year to focus attention
on a specific aspect of public health.
RESEARCH QUESTION
How effective is the World Health Organization in fulfilling its global
health responsibilities since its creation in 1948?”
, Reason of creation
The World Health Organization (WHO) was created in 1948, after
World War II, to unite nations under the United Nations to achieve
the highest possible level of health for all people, addressing
global health challenges like communicable diseases, nutrition,
and sanitation that crossed borders, and to serve as the directing
authority for international health work. It took over the functions
of previous health bodies to ensure coordinated global health
governance and promote health as a state of complete well-
being, not just the absence of disease, building on lessons from
wartime health crises.
Organization (WHO )
,Introduction
The World Health Organization is a specialized, nonpolitical,
health agency of United Nations.
Headquater – Geneva.
Established on 7th April 1948, which is celebrated every year as
“World Health Day”.
A World Health day theme is chosen each year to focus attention
on a specific aspect of public health.
RESEARCH QUESTION
How effective is the World Health Organization in fulfilling its global
health responsibilities since its creation in 1948?”
, Reason of creation
The World Health Organization (WHO) was created in 1948, after
World War II, to unite nations under the United Nations to achieve
the highest possible level of health for all people, addressing
global health challenges like communicable diseases, nutrition,
and sanitation that crossed borders, and to serve as the directing
authority for international health work. It took over the functions
of previous health bodies to ensure coordinated global health
governance and promote health as a state of complete well-
being, not just the absence of disease, building on lessons from
wartime health crises.
