WHO fellowship programme (Resolution)

38 REGIONAL COMMITTEE: TWENTY-SECOND SESSI~N WPR/RC22.Rl1 WHO FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME The Regional Committee, Having considered the report o~ the fellowship programme submitted by the Regional Director; and Noting the importance of education and training in the work of WHO, 1. CONGRATULATES the Regional Director on the efforts made to improve the administrative aspects of the fellowship programme; 2. THANKS the receiving countries within and outside the Western Pacific Region for their valuable assistance; 3. NOTES that inadequately completed fellowship application forms, the late submission of these forms, changes in already arranged programmes, and inadequate notice for placement, hinder the implementation of the fellowship scheme; 4. REQUESTS governments to ensure that completed application forms are submitted on time and that programmes once arranged are not altered without due notice and reason; 5. DRAWS to the attention of the Regional Director the need for adequate notice of placement of fellows; 6. REQUESTS the Regional Director: (i) with the assistance of information provided by Member governments, to compile a registry of training courses available for health personnel in the Western Pacific Region; (ii) transmit copies of this resolution to other Regional Offices for their information. Sixth meeting, 24 September 1971 WPR/RC22.R12 HEALTH ASPECTS OF FAMILY PLANNING The Regional Committee, Having studied the report submitted by t~e Regipnal Director on the health aspects of population dynamics, 1 Document WPR/RC22/5. 2Document WPR/RC22/6. -' 38 REGIONAL COMMITTEE: TWENTY-SECOND SESSI~N WPR/RC22.Rl1 WHO FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME The Regional Committee, Having considered the report o~ the fellowship programme submitted by the Regional Director; and Noting the importance of education and training in the work of WHO, 1. CONGRATULATES the Regional Director on the efforts made to improve the administrative aspects of the fellowship programme; 2. THANKS the receiving countries within and outside the Western Pacific Region for their valuable assistance; 3. NOTES that inadequately completed fellowship application forms, the late submission of these forms, changes in already arranged programmes, and inadequate notice for placement, hinder the implementation of the fellowship scheme; 4. REQUESTS governments to ensure that completed application forms are submitted on time and that programmes once arranged are not altered without due notice and reason; 5. DRAWS to the attention of the Regional Director the need for adequate notice of placement of fellows; 6. REQUESTS the Regional Director: (i) with the assistance of information provided by Member governments, to compile a registry of training courses available for health personnel in the Western Pacific Region; (ii) transmit copies of this resolution to other Regional Offices for their information. Sixth meeting, 24 September 1971 WPR/RC22.R12 HEALTH ASPECTS OF FAMILY PLANNING The Regional Committee, Having studied the report submitted by t~e Regipnal Director on the health aspects of population dynamics, 1 Document WPR/RC22/5. 2Document WPR/RC22/6. -'