Supplemental programme and supplementary list of projects (Resolution)

wp/RC7/25 Rev.l Page 13 4. RECOGNIZES that the projects and amounts shown for 1958 are for the purpose of original planning only, and tha.t there is no assurance as to the amount of funds which may become available for health work in the Western Pacific Region in 1958; 5. URGES governments in the Region, in the development of their annual. country programmes, to give the emphasis to health projects necessary to support their economic development, and particularly to assure that continuing projects are safeguarded. Fourth Meeting, 12 September 1956 wp/RC7/Min/4 wp/RC7.R6 SUPPLEMENTAL PROGRAMME .AND SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF PROJECTS The Regional COmmittee, IIaving, as a part of its consideration of the proposed programme and budget estimates for 1958, reviewed the nasic and Supplemental Programmes, and the Supplementary List of Projects which were requested by governments and recommended by the Regional Director, but which couJ.d. not be accommodated Within the tentative regional allocations for 1957 and 1958, or in the proposed Technical Assistance estimates for 1957, Recalling that the Supplemental Programme is expected to be implemented only to the extent to which inactive Members resume active participation in the work of the Orga.nization, and that no source of financing the projects in the Supplementary List can be foreseen at thls time, . 1. BELIEVES that the projects in the Supplementary List should be considered part of the regional programme and should therefore be forwarded to the Director-General for submission to the Executive Board and the World Health Assembly; 2. REQUESTS the Regional. Director to implement as many of the projects in the Supplemental Programme and Supplementary List as pOSSible, as and when funds are available, from 'Whatever source; 3. AUTHORIZES the Regional Director to esta.blish priorities in implementing projects in the Supplemental Programme and Supplementary List. Fourth Meeting, 12 September 1956 wp/RC7/Min/4