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WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
REGIONAL OFFICE FOR THE WESTERN PACtFIC BUREAU REGIONAl. DU PACIFIQUE OCCIDENTAL
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ORGANISATION .MONDIALI , DE LA SANTE .
REGIONAL CQ4MITTEE Eleventh Session Manila
TECHNICAL DISCUSSICIlS WPjRCU/TDA-l Z7 July 1960 ENGLISH ONLY
12-17 August 1960
MAST11R SCHEDULE F<R TECHNICAL DISCUSSIONS IRIEFING ON TECHNICAL DISCUSSIONS 2.00 p.m., Saturday, 13 August People attending:
Place: WffiO - Dr. Falkland t s office
Dr. Mangay, Technical Discussions Chaiman; Dr. Angara, Dr. Shu and Dr. Falkland; three
panel discussion members
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Business
1. Briefing of Technical Discussions Chairman 2. Approval of arrangements
3. Discussion of panel members' tasks TECHNICAL DISCUSSIONS EXPLANATION AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 3.30 p.m., Saturday, 13 August Place: WffiO - Dr. Falkland's office People attending: Business Dr. Mangay and Dr. Falkland (Secretary to Technical Discussions)
1.
Purposes, nature and methods of Technical Discussions (at the invitation of the Chairman of the Regional Committee, the Technical Discussions Chairman will comment on the above points) • The Teohnical Discussions Chairman announces selection of group discussion leaders (discussion group membership sheets WP/RCll/TD6 being issued at this time).
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/3. The Technical •••
WP/Rcll/TDA-l page 2 3. The Technical Discussions Chairman indicat s purpose, time and place of the first meeting of Technical Discussions Steering Committee (the purpose of the Steering Committee is to maintain the maximum technical and administrative efficiency of the Technical Discussions and to ensure participation of the representatives in the running of the Technical Discussions). 3.1 Membership of the Steering Committee is announced, it includes the Secretariat, group leaders and the rapporteurs. 3.2 Document WP/RCll/TD3 Rev.1 is mentioned at this stage I>
4.
The Technical Discussions Chairman gives time and place of first Technical Discussions session which will take place at the main conference building, starting with the session on Mon~, 15 August, at 9.00 a.m. At this stage the Technical Discussions Chairman announces that all official representatives are inVited to participate in the Technical Discussions as indicated in the discussion group membership sheets.
TECHNICAL DISCUSSIONS FIRST SESSION AS PER DOOUMENT WPjRClJ/TD2 Rev.1 9.00 a.m ....12.00 noon, Mondc\y, 15 August Place: Main Conference Room .-_--4-_
Business
: 1. Designation of group discussion meeting rooms will be made in connection with item 2 of the Technical Discussions programme ttExp1anation of Procedures". The purpose of the "Guidelines for Technical Discussions" (document WPjRCll/T.D5) is mentioned. It is also mentioned that rapporteurs to be selected by discussion groups, 2. Introduction of panel members should take place 1mm.ediatel¥ before item 3 of the Technical Discussions programme.
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WP/RCll/TDA-l page 3 STEm-ING C()IMITTEE MEETING (first session) 12.30 p.m., Monday, 15 August Plaoe: People attending:
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Teohnioal Disoussions Chairman, group discussion leaders, panel moderator, rapporteurs and WHO Seoretariat (Dr. Angara, Dr. Shu and Dr. Falkland).
Business
:
1. 2.
Brief review of the procedures for the first two sessions. Role of panel members, representatives and WHO Secretariat in the discussions Purpose, time and place of next Steering Committee meeting. Deadline for written reports of discussion groups.
3. 4.
SECam SESSION 2.00-5.00 p.m., Business
Mo~,
15 August
Plaoe:
Group discussion rooms
:
1.
Continuation of group discussions.
lRIEFING Fat FINAL SESSION 8.30 a.m., Tues~J 16 August People attending: Business
Place:
Main Conference Room
Teohnioal Discussions Chairman and Technical Discussions Secretariat (Dr. Falkland) Procedures and final details for closing session.
FINAL (third) SESSION 2.00-5.00 p.m., Tuesday, 16 August Business
Place:
Main Conference Room
As indicated in the Technical Discussions programme for the third session (document WP/RCll/TD2 Rev .1).
STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING (final session) 12.30 p.m., Tuesday, 16 August Place: People attending: Business : Same as first session. 1. 2.
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Consideration of swmmary of individual Technical Discussions and evaluation questionnaire other business.
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WORLD EFALTH ORGANIZATION
ORGANISATION }.I)NDIAIE lB IA SAN'1'.I REGIONAL OFFICI FOR THE WFBrBRN PACDIC BUREAU RlIlIOl'fAL DU PACD'lQUI OCCIIBNTAL
REG IONAL COMMl'I'I'EE
Eleventh Session Manila 12-17 August 1960
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ORIG INAL: EmLISH
1'1me ot Meeting Place of Meeting
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9 a .m. Friday, 12 AUSUSt to 11 August 1960 Conference Hall, 'WHO Building, Tatt Avenue, Corner Isaac Peral, Manila
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BEFORE ARRIVAL a) b) Ascertain latest quarantine requirements. Cable est1mated time of arrival, including airline and :fJ.1gbt number, UBISAltTE,
to the WHO Regional Otfice tor the Western Pacific (cable address:
Manila) as soon as poSSible, giving details of membership of delegation, With full names and titles and Whether accompa;ied by dependents or not.
In the
event of any change atter cabling, a further cable should be sent giving all new particulars. c) varm. Pack as tor summer. The climate in the Philippines is in general
In Manila, the annual mean is
Soap. (26.6°);
the highest temperature
has been 1OOOp- (~7. 7°C) •
Humidi ty is high.
Washable light coloured suits
ot drill, cotton gabardine, sharkskin and similar fabrics Will be suitable. Evening dress is not essential although the tropical variety is some.times worn. August is a rainy month and a light raincoat may be needed. ON ARRIVAL
You w:Lll be met at the Manila Internat:l.onal Airport (about 15 minutes r:l.de by car fran central Manila) by WHO staff members. You will be requested will be s1mpl.if'i d • •• 2
to go through routine procedures in the airport but thes as much as possible for you.
After 1nm1grat1on f'ormal1 t1es I you will be asked to d clare all foreign exchange in your possession at the Central Bank counter at the Airport. the duplicate of your currency declaration forms. Ke p
You are to surrender this
duplicate to Central Bank agents at the Airport when you leave the country. You may change currency (U.S. dollars only) on entry at a branch of the Central Bank at the Airport, or at the Bay View, Filipinas and Manila Hotels. All receipt and disbursements of exchange made 'While in the country should be recorded on the reverse side of the currency declaration form in your possession. Only upon presentation of such record of receipts a.u:i disbursements will it be
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possible for you to reconvert your unexpended pesos to dollars, prOvided, of course, that the pesos 'Were purchased with dollars on entry or during your stay. The exchange rates are as follows: Country Australia Cambodia Fiji France Hong Kong Japan Laos Currencl pound riels pound new franc dollar yen ldps straits dollar guilder pound peso Exchani,! Rate
{In
U.S.
il $ 2.24 0.0285 2·53 0.204 0.18 0.0028 0.0125 0.'3 0.2631 2.80
One pound - - - - - - -
One rielS - - - - - - One pound - - - - - One fl'anc - - - - One dollar - - - -..- .... Om yen .........................----One ldp - - - - . . . .. ....,..One stra1 ts dollar - - One guilder - - - - -
Malaya Netherlands New Zealand Philippines*
One pound - - _.. , ...... ,........... (see foot note)
*100 centavos == 1 peso (100 cvs., ;1.00) Official WHO rate being revised at time of printing. Rate for tourists and temporary visitors at Banks and authorized change agents: U.S.$l.oo == -;3.20 (upon arrival or during visit) -;4.00 == U.S.$l.oo (when reconverting upon departure) These rates are as of 31 May 1960. Please enquire for the latest rates with Central Bank representatives at the Airport upon arrival.
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Portugal. China (Tai \'an)
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Y4;~ncl escudo new taiwan dolJar pound
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Exchange Bate (In U.S. $) One escudo _ _ _ .. n One NT _..
$ 0 .O~5 0.0277
$ - ..-----_.. ~
One pound ---_____ ____.. 2.80 One piastre _ _ _ _ _ o_o~
Viet Nam rf;te:
piastre
The above is from. the exch&nse rates Circular No.
38,
from WHO,
Geneva, effective 1 January 1960" except tor the Phillppines (See toot-note,
preceding page). DURING STAY
Rooms for representatives will be reserved at the MaD:Lla Hotel, Bay View Hotel and Hotel Fi11pinaa. MANILA HOTEL
Prices, in pesos, are
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tollow:
Air-cond1 tioned rooms Single" including three meals per day - -.. per person daUy Single.. without meals __.._______.._ _ 25.00 It It It Double, including three meala per day - - - -
-;'7.00
54.50
tor 2 persODs ~ It It It It
Double, without meals - - - - - - -....- -....---... 30.50 BAY VIEW HOTEL
Air-conditioned rooms Single, including three meals per day
-----"/29.00
per perSOD daily
S1ngl.e, without meals - -...- ... _ _ _ _ _ _ ..._ 14.50
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" It
Double, including thre meals per day _ -.. _ - 49.50 tor 2 persona daUy Double I without meals - - -..--...__...__.._ - 20.50 It
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There are very l1m1 ted non-ail'... cond1 Uoned rocms. HOTEL FILIPINAS
Air.conditioned rooms Single, wi. thout meals _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;15.00 Double, without meals ..- - - -....- -..------ 20.50
All rooms are air-conditioned.
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• Meals Only
MANILA HOTEL
BAY VIEW HOTEL*
HOTEL FILIPINAS
Breakfast Lunch --_..... D1rmer - - - -
b.85 + 10.25 s.c.** Breakfast ......- .. ;3.;1) Breakf'ast - _..
'/6.00 '/6.00
+
to. 25 s. c.
Lunch -----.... Dinner .... ____ 00
;3.50 /'5.00 Lunch --_..... 14.50 f;6.00 Dinner .......- _..
+ 10.25 s.c.
/'5.00
*subject to change ** s.c. (service charge) The above prices are special rates to WHO. Representatives and observers are advised to allow approximately day tor laundry. Guests at the Manila Hotel and Bay View Hotel have inter ..cbange privileges. Bay View Hotel guests may use the sw1mm1ng pool, tennis courts, badminton courts, etc., at the Man1la Hotel, and Manila Hotel guests may use the dinil18 rocm and cocktail lounge at the Bay View Hotel. While it is not anticipated that hotel accCllllllOdations will be scarce, it is
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advisable to have de1'in1te bookings as early as possible. Transportation will be furnished for all official occasions; will operate between the hotel and the Comm1 ttee meeting place. numerous taxis in Manila, prices being as tollows: 20 & 10 Taxis _ First 500 metres - - - Twenty centavos (jo.20) Every further 500 metres ~ Ten centavos (;o.lO) a bus service !n1ere ar
15 80 5 Taxis - - First 400 metres - - - - Fifteen centavos (jo.15) Every turther 400 metres .. Five centavos (to·05) An information service will operate throughout the session forth. COIl..
ven1ence ot all visiting representatives and observers. are offered in advance tor your interest:
The to1l.ow1ng tacts
The Philippines is composed ot over 7,000 islands and islets, ot ldlich less than 500 have areas ot one square m1le or over. Around eighty-seven languages and d1.alscts are spoken by the Filipinos.
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There are three official languages in the Philippines:
Tagalog, the
national language, Sl8Ilish and English, the last named being spoken and understood extensively. Manila is a city of over one million people. Founded during the middle of
the 16th century by Spanish colonizers, it shows traces of the various influences Which have since ~ded its atmosphere. Manila abounds with many reminders of the three centuries of' Spanish regime. in ruins. r
Close by the Manila HoW. is Intramuros, the ancient Walled City, now Ev1dences of' its former grandeur can still be seen in the Manila now rebuilt :from the ruins of the last war, as weU as in San
Cathedral,
Agustin Cath8.dral excellently preserved and the only church in Intramuros that escaped destruction. SHOPPING CERTlUlS The principal shopping centres of Man1la are located in the following
areas:
A. Mabini and M. H. del Pilar St., in Ermita district, about 10 minutes
ride by taxi, Jeepney (tiny Jeep buses) or bus :fran downtown Manila, and within lILlk1ng distance of most first-class hotels. ment houses; Modern hotels, fashionable apart-
small, pleasant welJ...,appointed shops, art galleries and fashion
salons haft burgeoned in the short space of the pee t-'Wal' years to make of this district the most orderly and fashionable shopping area in Manila. Found h re
are lIell-known souvenir shops, pastry and bake shops, Bupe:naarkets and groceries, furniture stores, dress and tailoring shops, fabric shops, beauty salons, barber shops, art galleries, florists', shoe shops, gift and curio shops. The Escolta...I8smariftas area constitutes one of the oldest business shopping centres of Man'la. The Escolta is the main exchange and f1rst shopping
thoroughfare of the city.
When one says
n downto'Wll", ODe
refers to this area. the west
Located in this section (bounded on the
ast by Plaza Sta. Cruz" on
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-6.. by Rosario and Jilan Luna and shops. lfo~ver,
Streets) are Manila f S principaJ. banks, business houses
although retaining sane of its substantial and respectable
air, its reputation as the sbopping centre of Manila bas come down cons1derabl:y' and it now lacks much ot its glamour ot pre-war days. Convenientl:y' located
here are department stores, bazaars, perfumeries, haberdashers, sport1DS goods stores, record shops, jewlry sbops, c!res8 and llnger1e stores, souvenir and curio shops. There are a number ot restaurants around the Conterence site and near the Manila, Bay View and Filipinas hotels. These three hotels, the New Europe
Restaurant and Town I s Tavern on Isaac Peral and the Swiss Inn on Dewy Boulevard serve Western food. Town f s Tavern specializes in Russian tood 'While the New Alba Restaurant on OIl
Europe and the Snss Inn provide a Continental cuisine.
Florida and Isaac Peral and the Keg Boom at the Ja1 Alai build1ng Avenue specialize in Spanish tood. For Ch1Dese dishes, ODe
Taft
can go to SUD-Ia
on Dewy Boulevard, l!&stern House on Pac!re 'aura corner ot Mabini, the MooDpte at the Manila Hotel aDd l3e.y View House on Isaac Peral. Filipino elisbes are
available at the Bulake8a Restaurant on Dewy Boulevard Extension. Prices in Mallila are high, the cost ot living rate being the Western Pac1f1.c Region. You may post letters and send above. cables at any ot the hotels ment:l.oned
b1p.t in
tbe
Postage rates are as tollows: Airmail letters, for every 15 grams, or traction thereof
Direct Service Australia China (Taiwan) France Guam
; 0.50
0.30 0.70
Hawaii Hong Kong Japan India
0.30 0.60 0.30 0.35 0.1!o
Malaya, also Singapore Netherlands Netherlands New Gu1nea North Borneo, also Brunei Tbailand Un1ted Kingdom United States
10·35 0.70
O.,a
0.110
0·35
0.70
0.70
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• V1a Djakarta Portuguese Timor Via Hong Kong Cambodia Laos Viet Nam also Macao Via Honolulu New Caledonia, also New Hebrides also American Samoa -; 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.30 -; 0.40
-7Via Australia Fiji French Oceania New Zealand Via Singapore Sarawak Via Rome
r 0.65 0.75 0.60 -; 0.40
Portugal
r0.60 0.65 ~h
'f 0.75 -; 0.40
Via Japan Korea
Air-letter sheets printed with 50-centavo stamp may be accepted for trans.. mission to countries for the a1rma11 fee, as fixed in the foregoing
schedule, is 10.70 or less. Cable rates are: Country Australia Brunei Cambodia China (Tai 'Wan) Hawaii (Honolulu) Hong Kong Japan r
Full
(Ordinary) Pate Per Word -; 0.94 0.87 0.54 0.41 0.54 0.18 0.40 0.40 0.54 0.28 1.06 0.18 1.30 0.68
(Night Letter) Minimum 22
Each Extra Word
Words
r 1.0.34 9.57 5.94 4.51 5.94 1.98 4.40 4.40 5.94 3.08
'10.47 0.43-1/2 0.27 0.21-1/2 0.27 0.09 0.20 0.20 0.27 0.14 0.53 0.09 0.65 0.33
Korea Laos Macao New Zealan~
1l.66 1.98 14.30 7.26
North Borneo Samoa.: Apia
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• Country Sarawak Singapore and Malaya Viet Nam
-8(Ordinary) Full Rate Per Word (Night Letter) Minimum 222 Words Ee;ch Extra Word
;0.87 0.60 0.54
t: 9.57
j<J.43..l/2
6.60 5.94
0.30 0.27
tJRZENT CABLES - double the full rate. The following are some of the private clubs in Manila: Army and Navy Club \ (mainly American) on the Luneta opposite the Manila
Rete!. Casino Eepanol (mainly Spanish) on San Luis Street, in the Ermita district. Manila Club (mainly British) between San Marcelino and Marquez de CanmilJas
Streets, Erm1ta. The Philippine Columbian Club (mainly Filipino" but foreigners wlcom.e) on Taf't Avenue, Ermi ta. Manila Golf Club, about twenty minutes f'rom the Ermita district, in San
Pedro Make.ti. Manila Polo Club in Forbes Park, Makati.
Wack Wack Golf Club" about thirty minutes trom the centre of Manila, near Shaw Boulevard on the road to Pasig. The following is a list of embassies, legations, etc., relevant to Western Pacific countries: I
Name of Embassy or Legation American Embassy Australian Legation Bri1)1sh Embassy
Telephone
Address Dewy Boulevard" Manila
5-37... 01 3-14-36 3-95-71
501-503 Ayala Building, Manila Fifth Floor, Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building, Juan Luna Street, Manila
Chinese Embassy
2038
Dewey Boulevard, Manila
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• Name of Embassy or Leij!t1on French Legation Japanese Embassy Korean &massy Netherlands Legation Portuguese Consulate Viet Nam Embassy Note:
...9.. Tele,l&one Address
5..79... ~ 5-42..78 5-53-96 5-45--63 ".44,..74 5-76-10
656 Vi to Cruz, Ma.n:l.la 650 Dewey Boulevard, Manila 1730 Indiana Street, Malate 1808 Dewy Boulevard 917 California Street 554 Vi to Cruz, Manila
Legations or consulates have not as yet been established in Manila
for Cambodia and Laos, but the French Legation may be consulted on diplomatic matters pertaining to these countries. may be consulted. For Nev Zealand, the British Laaat:1on
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INDEX EIEVENrH SESSION
Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WP/RCll/P&B/M1n/~ Rev.~ .~
AGENDA.
Annotated ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Provisional ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Adoption ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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ANNUAL REPORr 0'1 THE REGIONAL DIRECrOR •••••••• Discussion Reso~ution
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AREA REPRESENlATIVES
Discussion ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
WP/RC~/P&B/M1n/l
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WP/RC~/Min/3 Rev.~
COMMUNICABLE DlSEASES
Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4-
WP/RC~/Min/2 Rev.~
see also names of diseases CONFERENCE HALL (WHO)
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Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CO.ORDINA'l'ION 0'1 WORK WITH aJ.'HER ORGANIZATIONS ~
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organizations
DIARRHOEAL DISEASES Seminar
Discussion
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EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lil?/RCll/Min/2 Rev.l Educational meet1Dgs, seminars, etc. Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WP/RCll/Min/2 Rev.l WP/'PCll/P&B/M1n/l Rev.l J'ellovsh1p8
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EIEcrICIf 01' OFPICERS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••
ENCEPHAL!TIS, JAPANESE B. AND <mIER ARrHRClPOD-BORNE DISI£ASES
seminar Discus8ion ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lVP/RCll/p&B/Min/l Rev.l :rood 88Ilitation sem1nar
Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WP/RCll/p&B/Min/l Rev.l water supply
Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• liP/RCll/M1n/2 Rev.l
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GOVERNMENr REPORrS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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Australla Brunei Cb1na (Ta:l.van)
Fiji Guam Hong Kong ~ !~
~ Netherlfmds NeW Guinea North Borneo Papua. and New (JU1nea PhU1pp1nea
Singapore
Timor !trust Territory of the PaeU'ic Is] and8 Viet Ham AclmOWl.edgement by C!la1l'maa •••••••••••••••
Discussion ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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DiBOUS8ion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• aaso~ution adopted •••••••••••••••••••••••• LIST OF R.EPRESEN'.rA!rIVES •••••••••••••••••••••••
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Di8CUSsion ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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Dis~yss1on
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NarES FOR THE INFORMATION
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Evaluation Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Iutegration Discussion ••••••••••••••••••••• _••• Iuter-count.ry programmes Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 ••
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WP/FCll/P&B/Min/l Rev.l
JOiutly aaair~ aativitie. Resolution ot regional interest
adapted "by the tweaty-ri:fth and twenty-aixtb l:JeawioU8 of the Executiva Boal."'Cl and the Thirteenth Wol'ld lIoaJ.;'QJ Ass~bly
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Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••• Resolution adapted ••••••••••••••••
Ana.lys1s of propu. d
(f!eld ~~i\~ties) •••••••••••••••••• Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ex;pa.nded Prognwane ot Technical Ms1etance Discussion ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
and b'UCl8et estimates - Regular Funds
pro~
Resolution adqpted ••••••••••••••••••••
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- 6 PROGRJIJ.t.SE AND:BllIXl'P1r (continued) E!r;Pa.nded PrOgre.tmne of TechnicaJ.
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Progr8lllDe of t.recbn1cal
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Resolution adopted •••••••••••••••• Inte:..ccuntry prograzmues Diacuseion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Proposed progl"SlJllle and budget
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esttmates -
1962 ••••••••••••••••••••
Disoussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1?iPC:UfP8Jj/M1n/l Rev.1 Resolution adopted •••••••••••••••••••• Reviev of the proposed pr0t;9.'"aiJaO and budget for 196.1 in tho light of present. buii.gErt8ry ~ll;I>:1.
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consideration of mootIOmeDts :;,Jl'opooed by MerI'l1Ni.' ww..;.:i,..,:,oo ....... .. Discussion ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Resolution adopted •••••••••••••••••••• Sub..contm.1ttee on Pro~ e;),(,.l Budget I esta.'blis.1.lmexr'ii 02 ............ . J~nda ~
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Discussion s~::r.l/l.<:·.;('.lcnt.a.ry
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list of proJects ••••••••••••
Diucussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Resolut1on adopted •••••••••••••••••••• PROGRAMME
or
WORK COVERING A SPRCIFIC PERIOD ~
second General
(1962-1965, incl.us1ve) •••••••••••••• wp/RCll/6 ~ con.l WP
(jkalao Annex 4- of 1l/1' Rev.1)
- 7PR~ OF WORK CovmtmG A SPECD'IC PERIOD (continued)
second General PrograDllle (continued) Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Resolution adopted •••••••••••••••••••• IJ:.::drd General PrograDlllWa (l962-l96" inclusive) (Re8011ttinn of regional interest adopted by the twnty-t'U'th and twenty. sixth se.sions ot the Execut1va Board and the Th1l'teetl.tb. Wol'ld
lIealth Assembly) •••••••••••••••••••• Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Resolution adopted •••••••••••••••••••• PUBLtC IUFORMATICIi D:1GcU.8sion ..................................
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RAD.I.A!rION H.EAUl'H; INCLUDING PRorECl'ION or !<tAmmID FE!»l IONIZmG RADI.ATIO!i HAZARDS, WHATEVER TEEIR SO'tJroE
Resolution of regional 1ntereat adopted by the t"'lIenty-f"1f"tl:1 and t1.;anty-
sixth sessions ot the
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:SOard and tIle 'l'hirtoonth liorld
Health Assembly ••••••••••••••••••••• Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Resolution adopted ••••••••••••••••••••
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and thirteenth &eseious •••••••••••
Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Resol~~ion adoryted ••••••••••••••••••••
Election of ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Resolution adopted ••••••••••••••••••••
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Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rl!!PORr a~
THE El.EVEN'.rH SESSI ('11 ••••••••••••••••
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Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lifP/J1Cll/Min/5 Reso~ution
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RESOLUl'ICIlS (11 REGIaw. :ml'E.RE&r AOOPl.'ED BY 'mE TW.EN'lY-F'.O'l'H AND TWEm!Y...sIXTIi SESSI<JlS CJF TlIB EXEMIVE BOARD AND TRE TmlU'EENTH
WORIJ) BEADrlt .ASSEMBLY •••••••••••••••••••••••••
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Technical. Aaeiotance Dii3cussion ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SCm.1nar Discussion ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Refresher course Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 'WP/RCll/M1n/-; Rev.~
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Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Resolutlon ot reg10D&l interest ado,pted by the tvanty.t1fth acd twenty-a1xth sesslons ot the Executive :Board and the Th1rteentb WOrld Health AssemblY ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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Assistance and relatlonah1J? D1scusslon ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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Deputy 1)1rector..(Jeneral., WHO ••••••••••••••
secretary of Health, Philipp1nes •••••••••• InCom1ng Chairman ••••••••••••••••••••••••• outsPins Cha1rman ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~
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Representatives of the Un1ted Nations and Special1zed Apncies, Urtergovel"lJDental and ~0venD8ntal. organ1 zatiol'lll, acd ather agencles InterDatioual. COuncU of NUrses ••••••• Intemational Dental PeCtere.tlon ••••••• International ledere:tion of QyDaeCOlogy and ObstetriCS •••••• Intenaational SOCiety tor the
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welfare ot C~leG ••••••••••••• International Union of Architects ••••• Leasue of Red Cross SOCieties ••••••••• Medical WOmen' as Internatlonal Aasoclation ••••••••••••••••••••• SOUth Pacific CoIlIniS8ion •••••••••••••• United Hationa and the Technical Ass1.atance Board. •••••••••••••••• United Natlons Children' s FUnd •••••••• WOrld Federatlon ot OCCupational
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!berapists •••••••••••••••••••••• World Medical Association •••••••••••••
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Acce.ptance
ot programme ••••••••••••••••••• Designation ot Cha1rmaD •• , ••••••••••••••••
Discussion group memberahtps ••••••••••••••
Discussion group ~rts •••••••••••••••••• Guidelines tor the Technical. Discussions •• IndiVidual evaluatiOn questionnaire •••••••
-.star schedule tor Technical Discussions • PrOoedures and techn1ques ••••••••••••••••• ~ ~
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Discuss10n •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Resol.ut10n adopted •••••••••••••••••••• .seJ.ect1on ot tec:hn1cal discuss10n tog1C11 tor the twelf'th (1961)
BellSion of the Regional Comm1ttee ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WPjRclljrD4 Rural health services •••••••••••••••••
WP/RCll;rol.!!!!!! Add.l
Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• iiP/RCll/M1n/2 Rev.l UNICEF
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Reaolutior. of regioneJ. ,.merest adopted by the tventy-:t1.tth and twentysixth sessions of the Executlve Board and th Thirteenth WOrld
jointly asSisted activities
Health
AssEmbly •••••••••••••••••
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-llUNICEF (continued) Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••• Reso~ut1on
adopted ................. ..
Diacussion .....................................
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Diaeuss10n •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Discuss10n •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WNtER SUPPLY
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see EnvtroD1!lental san1tatioo WHO PARrICIPAnON IN mE EXP.Atmm Pl:lOGlWHl OF TPXmNICAL ASSIm'ANCE
Resolution of regional interest adDpted 'by the twenty-tU'th and twentysixth sessions at the E:xecutive Board and the 1'h11"'teentb. WOrld Health Assembly •••••••••••••••••••••
Discussion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Resolut1on adDpted ••••••••••••••••••••
Resol\tt1on ot regional interest adopted 'by the twenty-t1f'th and twentysiXth sessions of the Executive Board and the Th1l"teenth WOrld
Heoolut1on adOpted ••••••••••••••••••••
Health Assembly ••••••••••••••••••••• Discussion ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••