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Review of the proposed programme and budget for 1960 in the light of present budgetary adjustments and consideration of amendments proposed by member countries

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WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

REGIONAL OFFICE FOR THE WESTERN PACIFIC BUREAU REGIONAL DU PACIFIQUE OCCIDENTAL

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ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTE

REGIONAL COMMITTEE Tenth Session Taipei 16-22 September 1959 Agenda Item 10

T.tlP/RC10/3 Add.1 2 September 1959 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH

REVIEW OF THE PROPOSED PROGRA.MIv:IE AND BUDGET FOR 1960 IN THE LIGHT OF PRESENT BUDGETARY ADJUsrMENTS AND CONSIDERATION OF AMENDMENTS PROPOSED BY MEMBER COUNTRIES The majority of changes affecting the Technical Assistance programme have been brought about by governments when submitting their requests to the Technical Assistance Board. Due to various factors, beyond the

control of the World Health Organization, it is possible that further revisions will be effected dlrring the Technical Assistance Board meeting to be held later this year.

HI' /RClO/5 Add.l page l PARr II. MODIFICATIONS MADE IN THE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMME FOR 1960 Decrea.se (US$) l. l.l COUNrRY SCHEDULES Cambodia Increase

(US$)

loLl Malaria control. vlaivers not granted in 1960.------------------------------------l.l.2 Public health administration - Rural health training centre. Hai vers not granted in

1960. -----------------------------------l.l.3 Maternal and child health - Demonstration and training centre. Relegated to Category II without waivers. --------------~-l.l.l~

l6,447

5,536

Education and training - Royal School of Medicine. One lecturer relegated to Category II. No waivers. ---------------China

l6,447

l.2

l.2.l Malaria - Anthropod-borne diseases control. Original request of one short-term consultant and two fellowships now changed to one fellowship. -------------------------l.2.2 Endemo-epidemic diseases - Trachoma control. Original request of two fellowships deleted. -------------------------~l.2.3 public health administration - fellowship. One fellowship deleted. -----~------ _____ _ l.2.4 Nursing education. One consultant and one short-term consultant deleted. -----------

l7,925

6,774 2,600 l2, 64 7

l. 2.5 .Maternal and child health - Demonstration and training centre. One consultant deleted and one fellowship added. -------l.2.6 Environmental sanitation - Demonstration and training project. Supplies deleted and one fellowship added. -------------------l.2.7 Other projects - Social paediatriCS. Deleted. ------~--------------------------

5,652

4, 847

8,7 25 /l.) •••

~TP/RCIO/3 Add.l

page 2 Decrease 1.3 Japan The following fellowship projects are not included in the national request: 1.3.1 Hospital administration. --- _____________ _ 1.3.2 Environmental sanitation. 1.3.3 Education and training - Fooa and drug control. ---------_____ ________________ _ ~-

(US$)

Increase

(US$)

2,900 6,700 10,500

1.4 Korea 1.4.1 Leprosy-------___________________________ control. One fellmrship ne-wly added. _ 2,000 3,000

1.4.2 Public health administration - Fellowship (radiology). Newly added. --~------------

1.5

Laos

1.5.1 Venereal diseases and treponematoses Treponematoses control and rural health. Reduced to one consultant from three without waivers. ----------------------------~ 1.5.2 Public health administration - Advisory services. Services of one consultant on public health administration added. --.--1.6 Malaya 1.6.1 Public health administration - HOspital administration. Services of a consultant for three months added. ----_____________ _ 1.6.2 Public health administration - Hospital records. One fellowship for twelve months

32 ,982

11,938

3,853

added. -------- __________________________ _

6,299

1.6.3 Education and training - Fellowships (radiography and physiotherapy). Newly _ added. -----_____________________________

12,000

/1.7

vIP /RC10/3 Add.1 page 3 Decrease (US$) 1.7 1.7.1 Netherlands New Guinea Environmental sanitation - Rural environmental sanitation. One consultant and supplies and equipment added. ----------Philippines Endemo-epidemic diseases - Bilharziasis control pilot project. Two consultants deleted and twelve-mon·ch felloYEihip added.Endemo-epidemic diseases - Filariasis survey.. Services of an epidemiologist and small amount of supplies newly requestedVirus diseases - Virology centre. Services of full-time consultant on virology now requested. ---------------Public health administration - Hospital architecture. One consultant .deleted.--Education and training - University of the Philippines. One short-term consultant now added. ____________ -----------~Sarawak Malaria control. Recosting of three consultants. ------_____________________ _ 7,040 Increase (US$)

10,51 3

1.8 1.8.1

)4,871

1.8.2

10,701

1.8.3

5,936

1.8.4 1.8.5

3, 619

6,450

1.9 1.9.1

1.10 Singapore 1.10.1 Nursing education. One consultant deleted and one short-term consultant added. ----1.10.2 Social and occupational health - Medical statistics. Services of a consultant extended. -------------------------------3,064

7,801

1.11 Tonga

1.11.1 Environmental sanitation - Pilot project. Recosting for two consultants and supplies added. -------------------------/1.12 ••• 5,368

itTP /RC10/3 Add.1 page 4

Decrease 1.12 Viet Nam

(US$)

Increase (US$)

1.12.1 Tuberculosis control. Recosting for two consultants. --_____________________ _ 1.12.2 II. -------------------------------------

3,415

1.12.3 Maternal and child health - Demonstration and training centre. One consultant ~eleted. -------------------------~ _____ _ 1.12.4 Education and training - M:edical faculty, University of Saigon and Health Technicians' SChool. One fellowship relegated to category II. ------------------------2 INTER-COUNTRY PROGRAMMES

11,301

3,559

2.1

Public health administration - Public health conference and study tour. Two short-term consultants deleted. --------Seminar on public health laboratory services. Number of participants decreased. -----------------------------Conference on rural health services. Delayed to 1961. -----------------------Totals ------(Difference ---

3,350

2.2

4,750 23,260

258,373 172,514)

85,859

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

REGIONAL OFFICE FOR THE WESTERN PACIFIC BUREAU REGIONAL DU PACIFIQUE OCCIDENTAL

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ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTE

REGIONAL COMMI'ITEE

WP/RCI0/3 31 July 1959 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH

Tenth Session Taipei 16-22 September 1959 Agenda Item 10

REVIEW OF THE PROPOSED PROGRAMME AND BUDGET FOR 1960 IN THE I.J:GHT OF PRESENr BUDGETARY ADJUffrMENTS AND CONSIDERATION OF AMENDMENTS PROPOSED BY MEMBER COUNrRIES

Part I of this document deals with modifications made in the regular programme and budget for 1960. Part II, which will deal with modifications

to the Technical Assistance programme and budget for 1960, will be issued as an addendum at a later date.

/PARr I •••

WP/RCIO/3 page 1 PAm' I. MODIFICATI ONS MADE IN THE REGUIAR PROGRAMME AND BUDGET FOR 1.960

The Twelfth World Health Assembly approved the 1960 programme and budget proposed by the Director-General, as contained in Official Records No. 89. In the period following the submission of the 1960 regular programme and budget estimates to the ninth session of th~ Regional Committee certain changes took place and these are indicated in brief hereunder. 1.

REGIONAL OFFICE

The occupancy of the nefT Regional Office building necessitated the prOvision of an additional ~22 568 for common services. A new post of interpreter at P2 grade was also provided effective 1 July 1959 as a result of the increased 'forkload. In order to offset some of these increases the post of medical officer, Singapore Epidemiological Intelligence Station was transferred to Area Representatives effective 1 July 1959. 2. REGIONAL ADVISERS The staffing pattern for advisers has been changed by: (a) combining the posts of Adviser in Tuberculosis and Adviser in Venereal Diseases and Treponematoses into a single post with the title of Regional Adviser in Communicable Diseases, ,dth effect 1 July 1959; elimination of the post of Regional Adviser in Health Education of the Public; establishment of a new post covering parasitic diseases.

(b) (c)

Costs for the Regional Adviser in Nutrition have now been provided on the basis of a full year instead of six months. '..\,'hc amount of $6859 VTas neccs:~o.ry to incrcGse the conunon services rccultj_ug frou the occupancy 01' "0he 1"J.cw bui1dinc;", ~:h::'s cef'icit.::.:.cy ha.G been offset "by savings out of personal services costs. 3. AREA REPRESENTATIVES

Costs have been increased by the inclusion of the post of medical officer in Area Representatives with effect from 1 July 1959. Savings Deficiency

US$

US$ 981

/4 .

COUNTRY •••

WP/RCIO/3 page 2

4. COtJNrRY SCHEDULES 4.1 British Solomon Islands Protectorate 4.1.1 Nursing education. $750 have been deleted from supplies and equipment together with an amount of $1003 due to a revision in the costing for experts. --------------_______________________ _ Savings US$ Deficiency

uS$

1,753

4.2 Cambodia 4.2.1 Treponematoses control. This deficiency arises from the nevT provision of $500 for supplies and equipment less estimated savings of $426 on the expert1s costs. -------------------------------

4.2.2 Public health administration (advisory services). This represents a new request from the Government and provides for one expert at $16 870 and $500 for supplies and equipment. --------------

17,884

4.2.3 Nursing education. Decreased costs are $3439 resulting from revision of costing on experts and $5000 for one fellowship now relegated to the Supplementary List. -----------------------

8,4,;

4.3 China 4.3.1 Public health administration fellowships. There is no change in the number of fellowships but one willnOlv study in the Western Pacific Region instead of t~ United States. -----------------

1,500

4.3.2 Institute of Public Health. A consultant in epidemiology at a cost of $7800 originally provided in 1959 is now included in 1960. ----4.4 Fiji 4.4.1 Maternal and child health fellowships. Of the two fellowships originally provided one is now relegated to the Supplementary List. ---------from a revision in the costing of the two experts. --------------------------------------

7,800

3,000

4.4.2 Central Medical School. The deficiency results 1,184

4.5 J8.]?an 4.5.1 Control of viral diseases. This is a new request in place of the fellowship (food enrichment) under Education and Training and provides. for one short-term consultant. ----------------

1,950

/4.5.2 •••

4.5.2 Education and training fellowship food enrichment. Withdrawn to provide for the consultant under control of viral diseases. --------------

Savings US$

Deficiency US$

.3,500

4.6 Korea 4.6.1 National Training and Demonstration centre. A small revision in costing indicates a deficiency of $18. --------------------------------------18

4.7

~

4.7.1 Maternal and child health/nursing. The delay in recruitment and the reduction of the post adjustment allowance to Class 5 accounts for the large savings. ----------------------------

16,712

4.8 Macao 4.8.1 Environmental sanitation fellovTship. One fellowship is now relegated to the Supplementary List. -----------------------------------------

.3,500

4.9 Malaya 4.9.1 Malaria eradication pilot project. Savings result from a revision in costing. ------------

1,067

4.9.2 Public health administration - rural health. This is a nevT request by the Government for the services of one expert and replaces the tutor in pharmacy originally requested (see 4.9.~).--

12,055

4.9 •.3 Assistance t.o training institutions (pharmacy). Project withdrawn at the request of the Government and replaced by public health administration - rural health ,. '-----------------------... -

11,2.37

4.9.4 Assistance to training institutions clinical pathology. Revision in the cost of the expert accounts for $818 to which is added a nell provision of $1000 for supplies and equipment. ---------------------------------------~-

1,818

4.10 Netherlands Ne,,, Guinea 4.10.1 Health education of the public fellowship. The Government requested this fellowship to be delayed to 1961 but it was finally relegated to the Supplementary List. --------------------

5,500

4.10.2

Envi~onmental pr~Vided

sanitation fellowship. Originally for in 1959 but the Government has r~quested it to be delayed to 1960. -----------

5,500

/4.11 •••

WP/RC10/5 page 4 Savings 4.11 Philippines 4.11.1 Environmental sanitation (advisory services). Deficiency is due to a revision in the costing of the expert. -------------------------------4.11.2 Environmental sanitation training. Revision in the costing of experts gives total savings of $1892 against which $1200 for supplies and eqUipment Ifere o.c1vo.r,c(;d· from the Supplementary L1st. ----------------------------------------4.12 Singapore 1,067 US$

Deficiency US$

1, 615

692

4.12.1 Institute of Health. Savings reDult frolll 8revision in tho costiiJ(?; of tho expcl'"G. -------4.12.2 Island-wide domiciliary mid,dfery. Revision in costing of the expert and prOvision for reimbursement of income tax accounts for this deficiency. ----------------------------------4.15 4.15.1 Viet Nam Vital and health statistics. The deficiency results from a revision in the costing of the expert. ---------------------------------------

2,435

18 18

4.15.2 Preventive medicine. The deficiency results from a revision in the costing of the expert. 4.15.5 Environmental sanitation (advisory services). The project was originally intended to be terminated at the end of 1959 but now, at the request of the Government, will be extended to the end of 1961. -----------------------------4.14 Western Samoa

17,170

4.14.1 Tuberculosis control. The net deficiency is made up of $5600 for supplies requested by the Government less $1489 savings from revision in the costing of the expert. -------------------4.15 !.nter-country Programmes 4.15 ..1. Tuberculosis seminar. The deficiency results from an increase in the consultant's service from three to six consultant months; provision of $500 for supplies and eqUipment and a revision in the costing of participants. --------.-

2,111

7,000

/4.15. 2 •••

page 5 Savings US$

WP/RClO/3

Deficiency US$

4.15.2 Inter-country treponematoses team. The deficiency. results from a revision in the costing of the three experts. ----- ___________________ _

4,966 3O z350

4.15.3 Seminar on health education training. Relegated to the Supplementary List. -------------------Total country schedules Savings on Item 4 above Director-c~neral's

~~~b 4,701

~1.~~~ 3,720

adjustment ---------

Deficiency on Items 1, 2, 3 -----------

4,701 ====

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981 4,701

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